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HIGHLIGHT 2024 Uyuni Saltflats and Eduardo Avaroa National Park

BOLIVIA AND NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS Bolivia synopsis

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Active Bolivia 16 days/15 nights Guaranteed

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Bolivia total 17 days / 16 days Guaranteed departures

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From the Atacama Desert to the Amazon Jungle

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Expedition Bolivia 4x4 adventure ..

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Dream of Bolivia

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Carnival of the

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Bolivia and the Carnival of Oruro

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Biking the Andes PERU, BOLIVIA, CHILE

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Culinary Journey though the Andes Cordillera

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South America Wine Triangle 17 days / 16 days ..

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Luxury Andes PERU, BOLIVIA, CHILE

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South America Rally 2023

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BOLIVIA, the heart of South America. So it is known the country because of its position in the continent. In fact, Bolivia lies in a very strategic position in South America with a unique potential to attract more visitors.

Bolivia has a large geographical diversity that could allow travelers to see from low jungle in the Amazonas to high snow peaks in the Andes and everything in between. From historic cities showing the power of the Spanish crown through archaeological sites where pre-Hispanic cultures lived. From adventure to culture, from natural wonders to modern architecture. From living traditions to delicious gastronomy. Bolivia waits for visitors and visitors wait for information about the country.

On a new effort to promote the country, EUROLATINO, a tour operator based in Germany and specialized in bringing travelers to Latin America, has organized its operational arm in La Paz in order to facilitate the visitors´ experience while visiting not only Bolivia but the neighbouring countries as well (Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil). Come closer to Bolivia, come to the heart of South America and live your adventure.

Uyuni Salt Lake

City of La Paz La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia with more than 1 million inhabitants and the main artery of tourism to the country.

From La Paz it is possible to get to the highest mountains or tho the deepest jungle in just few hours. But the most spectacular offer the city has for you is the modern cable car system with actually 6 routes connecting different neighbourhoods without suffering of traffic jam and the most valuable pearl: It offers you spectacular views of the area with more than 900 meters height difference. How about playing golf at 12.000 feet above sea level? Only in La Paz! The Salar de Uyuni, with an extension of more than 10,000 km2, is the largest salt expanse in the world that several years ago has become a favorite place to visit in Bolivia. Despite being surrounded by the imposing mountains of the Andes, it is one of the flattest surfaces on earth catching the attention of everyone who visits it, inviting to see landscapes that surpass the human imagination throughout the year. The salt lake continues to be a destination in which the traveler can have the feeling of being totally alone, in contact with nature and the purest sky that can exist.

Madidi Nat´l Park

Lake Titicaca Established in 1995, Madidi National Park is a jungle paradise situated in the in the upper Amazon river basin of Bolivia.

Home to a record breaking number of animal species and plants, the park is not only one of the most diverse ecological hot spots on the planet but one of the largest protected areas in Bolivia. Together with Madidi Jungle Ecolodge, our mission is to offer you an unforgettable and unique adventure, so you can experience all the wonder and the wildlife #F0F7ECof the jungle. We also seek to improve the living conditions of our indigenous community and support the conservation and protection of the existing biological diversity.

The Lake Titicaca. Highest navigable lake of the world, the second main artery of tourism in Bolivia. Who does not have heard about this mythical Lake? A must for every visit in Bolivia, Titicaca is surrounded by the snow-capped mountains of the Andes Cordillera which gives impressive views that you will never forget. Visits at the Islands bring you into the past where the Incas dominated the region before the Spaniards came. Last but not least, explore the syncretism of the catholic religion with the native beliefs.

ESTADO PLURINACION DE BOLIVIA PLURINATIONAL STATE OF BOLIVIA

Bolivia; officially known as the Plurinational State of Bolivia is a landlocked country located in western-central South America. The capital is Sucre while the seat of government is located in La Paz. The largest city and principal economic and financial center is Santa Cruz de la Sierra, located on the Llanos Orientales (Tropical lowlands) a mostly flat region in the East of Bolivia.

It is constitutionally a unitary state, divided into nine departments. Its geography varies from the peaks of the Andes in the West to the Eastern Lowlands, situated within the Amazon Basin. One-third of the country is within the Andean mountain range.

Population: 10.400.000 inhabitants Area: With 1.098.581 km2, Bolivia is the 5th largest country in South America and the 27th largest in the world. Density: 9.94 inhabitants / km2 Geographic location: It limits to the Northeast with Brazil, to the Southeast with Paraguay, to the South with Argentina, to the Southwest with Chile and to the Northwest with Peru. Bolivia is the Latin American country with the highest inhabited altitudes .

Capital city: Sucre is the official capital of the country, which houses the judicial power. However, since the 1890´s is La Paz the administrative city of Bolivia housing the administrative power and the congress.

Official language: The official language is Spanish. With the new constitution, Aymara, Quechua and Guaraní are also considered as official languages (more than 50% of the population speak one or more of these languages. There are also more than 33 secondary languages or dialects throughout the country, especially in the Amazon Basin.

Time Zone: UTC -4 National Holidays: August 6, Independence Day of Spain January 22nd day of foundation of the Plurinational State Official National Holidays: 1 January, New Year, February / March, Carnival, 1 May, Labor Day, 12 October, Decolonization Day, 2 November, All Saints Day, 25 December, Christmas GDP per capita: 4,996 USD Currency: Boliviano (BOB). Banknotes have denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 Bolivianos.

Main industries: food, consumer durables, textiles, publishing, metallurgy EXPORTS: $ 9.04 billion (2011) IMPORTS: $ 7.6 billion (2011) GROWTH RATE: 5% (2012) Payment: Credit cards (American Express, Diners Club, Master Card, Visa). Visa and Master Card are the most accepted. Certain transactions can be carried out with checks of national banks and foreign certificates as well as in US dollars.

ISO CODE: 068 / BOL / BO Internet domain: .bo Phone international code: +0591

Geography Bolivia is located in the heart of South America. The country spreads from the central parts of the Andes Chaco to the Amazon. The geographical center is located in the area of Puerto Estrella above the river Río Grande in the province Ñuflo de Chaves in the department of Santa Cruz. The Andean attract a wide berth by the West in Bolivia and thus determine the three geographical zones of the country: the mountains and the Altiplano in the west, the subtropical Yungas and temperate valleys of the eastern foothills of the mountains and the tropical lowlands (llanos) in the east of the country (Oriente).

Altiplano: This highest-altitude zone extends to over 3000 meters above sea level in two large, parallel mountain ranges (cordilleras) of the Andes. The western Andes (Cordillera Occidental) runs along the borders with Peru and Chile. The eastern mountain range (Cordillera Oriental) is very wide and runs from Peru to Argentina. Here are some of the highest mountain peaks in America. The average temperature is between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius. At night, temperatures drop drastically until freezing. At noon, it is dry with increasing sunshine. Every month there is frost and snow. Main cities: La Paz, Potosí, Oruro.

The Cordillera Occidental is a chain of dormant volcanoes and solfataras, volcanic vents emitting sulfurous gases. Bolivia's highest peak, the snowcapped Nevado Sajama 6,542 m (21,463 ft), is located here. The entire cordillera is of volcanic origin and an extension of the volcanic region found in southern Peru.

Most of the northern part of this range has an elevation of about 4,000 m (13,123 ft); the southern part is somewhat lower. Rainfall, although scanty everywhere, is greater in the northern half, where the land is covered with scrub vegetation.

The southern area receives almost no precipitation, and the landscape consists mostly of barren rocks. All of the Cordillera Occidental region is sparsely populated, and the south is virtually uninhabited.

The Altiplano, the high plateau between the previous range and the Cordillera Oriental, comprises four major basins formed by mountainous spurs that jut eastward from the Cordillera Occidental about halfway to the Cordillera Oriental. Along the Altiplano's eastern side is a continuous flat area, which has served as Bolivia's principal northsouth transport corridor since colonial times. The entire Altiplano was originally a deep rift between the cordilleras that gradually filled with highly porous sedimentary debris washed down from the peaks. This sedimentary origin explains its gradual slope from north to south; greater rainfall in the north has washed a larger quantity of debris onto the platform floor.

The most prominent feature of the Altiplano is the large lake at its northern end, Lake Titicaca. At 3,811 m (12,503 ft) above sea level, it is the highest commercially navigable body of water in the world. With a surface area of 9,064 km2 (3,500 sq mi), it is larger than Puerto Rico and is South America's second largest lake by surface area. Lake Titicaca is also deep, about 370 m (1,214 ft) at its deepest, with an average depth of 215 m (705 ft); its volume of water is large enough to maintain a constant temperature of 10 °C (50 °F). The lake actually moderates the climate for a considerable distance around it, making crops of maize and wheat possible in sheltered areas.

Lake Titicaca drains southward through the slow-moving, reed-filled Desaguadero River to Lake Poopó. In contrast to the freshwater Lake Titicaca, Lake Poopó is salty and shallow, with depths seldom more than 4 m (13 ft).

Valleys and Yungas: the subandine zone of valleys and Yungas (Rainforest) is between the Altiplano and the Amazon lowlands. The climate is temperate. Wet winds from the northeast blow against the mountains, so there is plenty of moisture and rain in the area. With increasing altitude, the temperatures drop, from an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level. Main cities: Cochabamba, Sucre, Tarija.

The Great Plain and the Amazon: 59 percent of the national territory is a lowland located north of the Cordillera Oriental, from the foot of the Andes to the Río Paraguay River. The lowlands are covered by extensive forests with a rich flora and fauna. The tropical-humid climate has an average temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.

Winds from the Amazon bring rainy rainfall. From May, dry winds provide low rainfall and cloudless skies. In winter, strong winds from the south (surazos) provide for a few cool days.

The eastern lowlands include all of Bolivia north and east of the Andes. Although comprising over two-thirds of the national territory, the region is sparsely populated and, until recently, has played a minor role in the economy.

Differences in topography and climate separate the lowlands into three areas. The flat northern area, made up of Beni and Pando Departments and the northern part of Cochabamba Department, consists of rainforest. Because much of the topsoil is underlain by claypan, drainage is poor, and heavy rainfall periodically converts vast parts of the region to swamp. The central area, comprising the northern half of Santa Cruz Department, has gently rolling hills and a drier climate than the north. Forests alternate with savanna, and much of the land has been cleared for cultivation. Santa Cruz, the largest city in the lowlands, is located here, as are most of Bolivia's petroleum and natural gas reserves. The southeastern part of the lowlands is part of the Gran Chaco. Virtually rainless for nine months of the year, this area becomes flooded for the three months of heavy rains. The extreme variation in rainfall supports only thorny scrub vegetation and cattle grazing, although recent discoveries of natural gas and petroleum near the foothills of the Andes have attracted some settlers to the region.

Most of Bolivia's important rivers are found in the water-rich northern parts of the lowlands, particularly in the Alto Beni (Upper Beni), where the land is suitable for crops such as coffee and cacao. The northern lowlands are drained by wide, slow-moving rivers, the three largest of which the Mamoré, Beni, and Madre de Dios all flow northward into the Madeira River in Brazil and eventually into the River Amazon.

Riverboats along the Beni and the Mamoré carry both passenger and freight traffic; rapids on the Madeira prevent river traffic farther into Brazil. Near the Paraguayan border, shallow sandy streams carry the seasonal runoff into the Pilcomayo or Paraguay rivers. Also, the Pantanal, the world's largest wetland of any kind, has some of its area in Bolivia.

Weather: There are no marked seasons in Bolivia. As a matter of fact, there are only two seasons in the country, the rainy season which covers from November to March and the dry season, covering from April through end of October.

The climate is temperate, with large variations depending on the region and its altitude ranging between 10 ° and 25°. It presents great contrasts between day and night, especially in mountainous areas.

Llanos. A humid tropical climate with an average temperature of 30° C (86° F). The wind coming from the Amazon rainforest causes significant rainfall. Starting in May, there is low precipitation because of dry winds, and most days have clear skies. Even so, winds from the south, called surazos, can bring cooler temperatures lasting several days.

Altiplano. Desert-Polar climates, with strong and cold winds. The average temperature ranges from 15 to 20° C (59- 68° F). At night, temperatures descend drastically to slightly above 0° C (32° F), while during the day, the weather is dry and solar radiation is high. Ground frosts occur every month, and snow is frequent.

Valleys and Yungas. Temperate climate. The humid northeastern winds are pushed to the mountains, making this region very humid and rainy. Temperatures are cooler at higher elevations. Snow occurs at altitudes of 2000 meters. Chaco. Subtropical Semi-arid climate. Rain and humidity in January and the rest of the year, with warm days and cool nights.

Statistics Geographic coordinates: 9 ° 00 ' - 23 ° 00' S and 57 ° 30 ' 70 ° 00' W. Terrain: rugged Andes Mountains with a highland plateau (Altiplano), hills, lowland plains of the Amazon Basin Elevation extremes: lowest point: Rio Paraguay 90 m highest point: Nevado Sajama 6,542 m (21,463 ft) Natural resources: tin, natural gas, petroleum, zinc, tungsten, antimony, silver, iron, lead, gold, timber, hydropower Land borders: Argentina (942 km), Brazil (3,403 km), Chile (942 km), Paraguay (753 km), Peru (1,212 km) Extension: The maximum distances are around 1530 kms from north to south and 1450 kms from west to east.

Gastronomy Bolivian cuisine is very much diverse. Every geographic zone is characterized with their own gastronomy, highlighting their production.

To enhance certain dishes, llajhua (a spicy sauce made with tomatoes and hot peppers) is added. Both Bolivian beer and wine and chicha (strong alcoholic corn drink) are very good, but we must bear in mind that local alcohol is very strong.

Culture In dress, language, architecture, music and lifestyle, Bolivia is characterized by a culture with broad folkloric roots, traditions of the ancestral inhabitants of America, which has been modified and mixed with Spanish traditions . Holidays and religious connotations are celebrated with large parties. The population descended from Spaniards, has adopted some of these customs.

Health Bolivia has very poor health conditions. In the 80s there was one doctor for every 1600 inhabitants. Infant mortality is one of the highest in South America; Malaria, dysentery and tuberculosis are common diseases in this country. There have been recent serious outbreaks of yellow fever. Medical services and hospitals in rural areas are particularly inadequate. It has a Health Program, which currently covers less than half of the real needs of the working population.

TOURIST ATRACTIONS Bolivia is a rich country in touristic offers. From North through South, from East through West, in every region you will find interesting offers for you and your clients. I would say, Bolivia is a gift of God who gave us the best natural environment, the best fauna and flora and the best climate conditions. Unfortunately, all these have negative remarks, such as lack of promotion of the country, few interest from governments through the years on investment, bad road communication which should be very important due to long distances, lack of education in human resources to name a few.

However, whatever is made until now is remarkable, based namely in the private enterprise. The current government has created to EMPRESA BOLIVIANA DE TURISMO with the goal to improve tourism in off-the beaten communities, which is more orientated to local tourism as to foreigners.

As we already mentioned before, Bolivian promotion orientates to the position the country has and is considered as the heart of the south. GOLATINO BOLIVIA and EUROLATINO support strongly this initiative and following this concept, we believe that Bolivian tourism has four important vessels or columns. Together with these columns, we will describe the most important attraction in every department as follows:

LA PAZ La Paz is the third largest city in Bolivia, after the metropolis of Santa Cruz (1,453,549 inhabitants) in the lowlands and the neighboring city of El Alto (848,840 inhabitants).

The agglomeration of La Paz has an estimated two million inhabitants, called Paceños or Paceñas, and includes, among others, the cities of El Alto, Viacha and Achocalla.

The city is located in the municipal district of La Paz at about 3600 m in the approximately 400 meters deep canyon of the Río Chokeyapu, which is cut into the surrounding plateau of the Altiplano and opens to a basin with a protected and pleasant climate.

On the plateau west of La Paz, the city of El Alto emerged, which is now larger than La Paz with 848,840 inhabitants (2012 census); There is located the international airport La Paz-El Alto. The difference in altitude between the southern parts of the valley further down with many villas and the outskirts at the upper end of the basin is just under 1000 m, which leads on the descent from El Alto (4100 m.) down to the lowest part of La Paz (3200 m.), to one of the most spectacular views of Bolivia. There is a clear relationship between the altitude of the neighbourhoods and the social status of their inhabitants: the higher the situation, the poorer the inhabitants. With an average decrease in temperature of 0.6 ° C per 100 m, the difference between the lowest and highest residential areas is at least 6 ° C annual mean; altitude sickness is also a major problem for out-of-towners in the upper districts.

The city is dominated by the mighty Illimani (6,439 m) with its four peaks. With a little imagination you can see in the rocks on its slopes a picture of an Indio with wife, child and a llama.

The touristic offer of the city is mainly concentrated on the old quarters of the city, the colonial part. But the most amazing feature at the Indian markets which every visitor should visit. Walk through the markets to see some of the more than 200 varieties of potatoes, fish, meat, vegetables, amazing variety of colourful corn, livestock and more.

Your visit will not be completed without admiring the diversity of people there, which makes the highlight of the markets. But pay attention, photography is not allowed, not directly however.

Continue enjoying La Paz with the superb modern Cable Car system built in the recent years and connecting different neighbourhoods very quickly because it avoids the heavy traffic jam of the city. Actually, there are six lines -still counting- and become the most fascinating way to visit the city since you will literally fly above the houses. In clear days, see the snow- capped mountains surrounding La Paz with the Illimani as its most important highlight, but Mururata and Huayna Potosi give the city a special flair. All lines are named after colours.

Usually, every guided city tour in La Paz will include a visit to the Valley of the Moon, bizarre land formations made out of clay and dated more than 10000 years old. These formations are so spectacular that many travellers have compared it with a moonscape: On arrival in the Valle de la Luna, you feel like you are on another star, because that's how we imagine the surface of the moon. The name Valle de la Luna is really appropriate for the valley with its bizarre-looking rock formations, which are highlighted even more by their different colour shades. If you want to see more of the stunning rocky landscape on your trip to the Valle de la Luna, then you should definitely follow the very well signposted footpath. A walk on the path is recommended in dry weather and with sturdy shoes, so that the feet are protected from contact with the partially sharp stones. You will also see a sparse vegetation between the rock formations that underlines the impression of an alien valley. Especially interesting is the further change on site. Every rainy season between January and March changes the Valle de la Luna a bit, sometimes stone towers fall over, in other places new caves are formed or the shades vary a bit. The Valle de la Luna is a fascinating scene of the local forces of nature and therefore represents a special destination for nature lovers and amateur photographers.

Further on south direction, you can find another wonder of the nature, the Valle de las Animas. I can remember this site 30 years ago being an abandoned canyon without any interest for nobody. When you got into the canyon and the wind blew, you could hear like a whispering, and that has given the name to this area, the Valle of the Souls. And probably that was the reason why people didn´t want to visit it. Probably they were not souls in pain but surely today the wind continues attracting more visitors to this unusual canyon.

Do you have interest in golf? Spend your free time in La Paz Golf course with 18 holes of par 71, internationally known as the highest grass court in the world at 3,342 meters above sea level.

We offer you the opportunity to have a trial/orientation day there, for a few hours, even for beginners. This is not only to improve your swing but to try the get the largest shot in history.

The island tee box of the 12th hole is reached by not one, but two bridges. With an enormous canyon to the rear of this precarious position, the tee shot requires a 180-yard forced carry across a mass of beige and browned coloured rocky outcrops to a welcoming verdant fairway in the distance. Remarkably, the thin high-altitude air provides less resistance, which means players can drive noticeably further and straighter. This element can be a little off-putting for the first-time visitor, but thankfully, knowledgeable caddies are on hand to recommend the right club for every occasion. By the way, we also offer experienced golfers and travellers, the opportunity to book a package including among the typical visits in La Paz, a few days playing your favourite sport. We offer you return transport, green fees, and equipment as part of the tour.

On the other side, at 12.000 feet (4.100 meters) above sea level, a new attraction is growing up very much in La Paz, locking even more tourists to one of the poorest areas of Bolivia: The Cholets, the new Bolivian architecture, symbol of Aymara opulence. The owners of these constructions have been successful in commerce, mines, gastronomy, among other activities and the promote themselves this neo-Andean Baroque architecture that can cost up to a million dollars. The word 'cholets', is formed by the symbiosis between cholo - as the mestizo population is called, sometimes derogatory- and chalet, word used to highlight a fancy and expensive house. We offer you as well, a half-day tour visiting these uncommon buildings even with shopping malls, volleyball courts and synthetic turf football, as well as pharaonic dance floors to rent.

LAKE TITICACA The second column of our heart of the soul is the best known and for a long time the top one of the Bolivian tourist destinations is the Lake Titicaca. Located at 3850 meters above sea level, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world and shared between Bolivia (45% of the total area) and Peru (55%). If we compare Lake Titicaca with Lake Constance located between Germany. Switzerland and Austria, the largest lake in Western Europe, the Bolivian lake is about 13 times bigger than the European lake. Its longest distance is 265 km from north to south and the widest 90 km. The narrowest part of the lake, the Strait of Tiquina with only 800 meters, divides the lake in two parts, the northern and largest side known as Chucuito and the smallest and southern part known as Huinay Marka.

There is no visitor to Bolivia who doesn´t plan to see the Lake. A typical day-tour on the Lake Titicaca starting from La Paz will include -among many photo stopsvisits in Copacabana, the most important town at the shores of the Bolivian Lake and catholic shrine. The basilica built in the 15th century houses the figure of even beyond borders. This sculpture carved on Maguey (cactus leaves) and covered with ceramic is the patron of Bolivia. Besides the church, Copacabana hos not too much to offer and zourist take the chance to visit the Islands nearby. The Isla del Sol ("Island of the sun") is one of the largest islands of the lake. Geographically, the terrain is harsh; it is a rocky, hilly island. There are no motor vehicles or paved roads on the island. The main economic activity of the approximately 800 families on the island is farming, with fishing and tourism augmenting the subsistence economy. There are over 180 ruins on the island. Most of these date to the Inca period circa the 15th century AD. Many hills on the island contain agricultural terraces, which adapt steep and rocky terrain to agriculture.

Among the ruins on the island are the Sacred Rock, a labyrinth-like building called Chicana, Kasa Pata, and Pilcocaina. In the religion of the Incas, it was believed that the sun god was born here, grounded by Manco Kapac and Mama Ocllo.

Next site to visit is the Island of the Moon. According to legends that refer to Inca mythology, the Isla de la Luna (Spanish for "island of the moon") is where Viracocha commanded the rising of the moon. Ruins of a supposed Inca nunnery (Mamakuna) occupy the oriental shore. The structures seen on the island today were built by the Inca (ca.

1450 1532) directly over the earlier Tiwanaku ones.

MADIDI NATIONAL PARK The National Park stretches from the eastern foothills of the snow-capped Andean Cordillera (68 ° 45 'W) to the western part of the tropical Amazon River Basin (67 ° 30') with the Río Madidi and Río Tuichi Rivers. With an extension of 135 km in east-west direction and a mean width of 50 km, it covers an area of 18,958 km². Its easternmost point is near the town of Rurrenabaque on the Río Beni. The national park is located in a height zone from 180 to 5,760 meters above sea level. The climate is diverse and ranges from the cold high mountain climate of the Andes to the temperate climate in the lowlands of the north. The average temperature is between 25°C and 33°C and between 10 and 20°C between October and January.

We offer you the possibility to visit the Madidi National Park starting from La Paz, either flying with Amaszonas Airlines or driving through the Andean Cordillera. Once you get to Rurrenabaque, the entrance to the park, our partner there will pick you up at take you the the ecolodge we work with. After 3 hours you will reach the banks of the Madidi National Park offering you the opportunity to experience the real magic of the jungle and interact with the natural environment. We make efforts to offer you a sustainable and environmentally friendly experience to discover the amazing jungle flora and fauna. Walking through easy-to-access trails and guided with native guides, you will discover the best of the rain forest. You´ll observe stunning plants and animals, learn about medicinal plants, get to know the various types of trees, the ecological cycles and gain authentic, local knowledge. In order to provide the best possible service, our groups are between 4 and 5 visitors maximum.

Among other activities, we offer you Night Hikes to experience nocturnal wildlife and listen to the enigmatic sounds of the jungle after dark. This activity is ideal for those interested in amphibians, reptiles and insects, such as the tarantula. Birdwatching is also considered during your visit in the Bolivian rain forest. Research conducted in Madidi National Park estimates that there are approximately 1,200 species of birds within the protected area including macaws, parrots, toucans, harpy eagles, king vultures, wild turkeys, woodpeckers, kingfishers and many other smaller species.

This means it´s one of the very best places for bird observation in the world. After just 1h walking from the Ecolodge, located on the Aguapolo River, you will find a natural Macaw cliff. During the first or last day of your tour, you will also have the chance to visit Caquiahuara, a natural nesting wall used by the red and green macaws and other species of parrots (depending on season). Piranha fishing is available all year round in small streams and lagoons close to the lodge. Groups will use hooks, nylon lines and meat as bait for the fish. The most common fish are piranha, cat fish, golden salmon and giant piranha (pacu).

The fish are not harmed, and are returned to the water.

During the hikes you will have the possibility to observe a variety of wildlife including: black spider monkeys, capuchin monkeys, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, tapirs, wild pigs, deer, capybaras, turtles, caimans, lizards and other smaller species. The wild cats, like pumas, jaguars and ocelots are the most difficult to see, but they could surprise us!

During the dry season the River Tuichi is a great place for tubbing, an exciting ride in rubber inner tubes along the fast-paced rapids of the river as well as the calmer waters. Along the way, you will have the chance to relax and enjoy the pristine surroundings.

UYUNI SALT LAKE The fourth column of our heart of the south is nowadays one of the most visited destinations in Bolivia. The Uyuni Salt Lake is the largest salt flat, left behind by prehistoric lakes evaporated long ago. Here, a thick crust of salt extends to the horizon, covered by quilted, polygonal patterns of salt rising from the ground. From November through April, during the rainy season, the lake overflows and a thin layer of water transforms the flats into the largest mirror in the world due to the reflection of the sky. This beautiful region serves for the extractions of salt and lithium the element used in batteries powering laptops, smart phones and electric cars. In addition to this task that moves the local economy, you can find here the world's first salt hotel. Actually, there are many more salt hotels attending the high tourists´ demand.

The Salar de Uyuni spreads over 10 582 km2, which is roughly 100 times the size of the Bonneville Salt Flats in the United States. Lake Poopó is a neighbor of the much larger Lake Titicaca. During the wet season, Titicaca overflows and discharges into Poopó, which, in turn, floods Salar De Coipasa and Salar de Uyuni.

One major tourist attraction is at an antique train cemetery. It is 3 miles outside Uyuni and is connected to it by the old train tracks.

The town served as a hub for the trains carrying minerals en route to Pacific Ocean ports. The rail lines were built by British engineers at the end of the 19th century and formed a sizeable community in Uyuni. The trains were mostly used by the mining companies. In the 1940s, the mining industry collapsed, partly because of mineral depletion. Many trains were abandoned, producing the train cemetery. There are proposals to build a museum from the cemetery.

Per antonomasia, Uyuni Salt Lake will refer also to the marvels of the Eduardo Avaroa National Park which are obligated visit for those staying a few days in the region. Not far from the famous Salar de Uyuni, Eduardo Avaroa is the most visited protected region in the entire country. This high-altitude expanse boasts a surreal collection of colorful lagoons, snow-capped volcanoes, hallucinogenic rock formations, bubbling hot springs, scorching hot geysers and windswept deserts.

The largest of the three coloured lagoons is the 6km wide Laguna Colorada. Algae growing in the water dye it a vivid blood red, which is contrasted with bone white islands made of the mineral borax. Owing to the Laguna Colorado's height above sea level (4,278m) and the surrounding landscape of salt, very little wildlife can be found here for most of the year. In Novemeber, however, flocks of three different species of flamingo make it their home for the breeding season.

Amongst the smaller lagoons are the green Laguna Verde and sky blue Laguna Celeste. Both derive their colour from various copper mineral deposits in the water, which makes them beautiful but not ideal for swimming in. The Laguna Verde is situated at the foot of the spectacularly symmetrical Licancabur volcano and a short distance from natural hot springs.

Our offers to the Uyuni Salt Flats and the Eduardo Avaroa National Park will include starting in October 2018, tours riding modern E-Bikes and connecting different spots and giving you amazing experiences. E-bikes will help you to be active on this unfriendly environment due to the altitude.

CARNIVAL OF ORURO Nominated as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by the UNESCO, the Carnival of Oruro is to Bolivia what the Octoberfest is for Germans, the most popular folk´s festival of the year. Between February and March every year, 40 days before the Holy Week, thousands of visitors prepare their visit to the carnival of Oruro where del the Miners´ Virgin Mary. The mixture of catholic believes and Indian religious traditions gives this festivity a special touch of adventure, happiness and relax. And many tourists are aware of this, increasing the number of foreign travellers coming to this festival.

And what is to expect here? Many people would prefer to come to Rio de Janeiro where the most popular carnival in the world takes place, but Oruro will change your mind. This small city in the Bolivian highlands, awakes with the sound of drums and trumpets during the festivity and looks very elegant through beautiful customs made by expert artisans. The music diversity is also enormous, and you will be willing to learn some of the steps you will see here. A spectacle for the eyes and ears that you cannot miss.

Also, the mixture of Catholicism and Andean Religion makes this festival one of the once-ina-life-time experiences not to be missed. The fight within good and evil, represented on the Dance of the Devil by the Devil and the Archangel Michael will astonish you, not only because of the choreography but beautiful costumes.

It will be very difficult to describe in a few words the magic, and variety found in this typical Bolivian festival that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists and involves more than 20,000 dancers and 10,000 musicians from all over the country who cover 8 kilometers dancing and making music. The Diablada, the Morenada, the Sicuris, Tobas, Caporales, Llamerada, Cullaguada, Los Negritos and many others are the incredibly rich and proudly Bolivian folkloric music and dance.

A picture can tell more than thousand words. And specially this proverb cannot be more accurate in this case. Look at the few pictures included in this document to have an idea what you will get visiting this festival.

EUROLATINO has prepared a full package to visit this festival, including of course the highlights of the Andes: Atacama Desert, Uyuni Salt Lake, Lake Titicaca and Machu Picchu.

We would like to present to you some ideas for your next trip to Bolivia as well as fixed departures for the next season 2023. Feel free to ask us for more details, for a training in the destination you want to sale and for material you may need for your marketing and/or homepage. We will be very happy to support your sales.

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ACTIVE BOLIVIA GROUP TRAVEL SAE 2443

16 days/ 15 nights

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IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Bolivia is one of the most biodiversity-rich countries in the world. From mountains with eternal EUR 3.650.snows to deep Amazon rainforests, the traveler will find everything nature has to offer. This 16Increase Hab. Simple daytrip through Bolivia, EUROLATINO offers you to know this biodiversity fused with an EUR 590.exceptional cultural richness. We begin the roundtrip through Bolivia in the Amazon basin, where we will also visit the Chiquitanía, rich and vast land popularized by the Jesuit Missions of FIXED DEPARTURES FOR GROUPS 2024 the XVI century. We follow the route to Sucre, the capital of Bolivia and one of the most 15 March 05 April beautiful colonial cities in South America. Sucre was the founding site of the Republic but from 19 April 03 May the colony it was the seat of the all-time aristocracy. It is followed by Potosí, a city as big as 24 May 14 June London in the 17th century due to the exploitation of silver in its mountains. We will spend the 28 June 12 July night in a hotel museum restored in a house of the seventeenth century. The next day we will 16 August 06 September 11 October 01 November continue to the pearl of the Andes, the city of Uyuni, gateway to the largest salt flat in the world, Departures on private basis anytime with more than 12,000 km2. We will also see the Avaroa National Park with its colorful lagoons and the deserts of Dali and Siloli. Once in La Paz, the seat of government, we will discover Inclusions Bolivia's largest tourist icon, Lake Titicaca and spend a day in the lush rainforest of Los Yungas.

15 nights Hotel (with bathroom or shower / WC) 15 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, 6 Dinners Included Of course, we will see the city of La Paz from above with the cable car before returning home.

All excursions and transfers mentioned in the Come to our active Bolivia and live your adventure!

DAY 1 (Friday) ARRIVAL AT SANTA CRUZ After a long flight we arrived in Santa Cruz, the second most important city in Bolivia. At the airport, our guide will be welcoming you in Bolivia, you will be transferred to the city center, to the Marriott Santa Cruz Hotel*****. The rest of the day is free for private activities.

DAY 2 (Saturday) SANTA CRUZ - JESUIT MISSIONS Breakfast at the hotel. Today we are heading towards Chiquitania, and one of the largest areas of the jungle in eastern Santa Cruz. The Area of Chiquitania is very famous due to the Jesuit missions built by the Spanish Conquerors to convert the Indians into the Catholic religion. Along the way we visit the villages of Cotoca, Pailas and San Ramón before reaching our first mission in San Javier. We will cross the Rio Grande, one of the main tributaries of the Mamore River, a tributary of the Amazon River. We will also see the great agricultural and livestock Pampa. After a trip of approximately 5 hours, we arrive in San Javier. After lunch visit the Jesuit church on the first mission and the Houses of Handicrafts. We continue towards Concepción, about 60 km away. On the way we stop at Piedras del Paquío where we can see a buffalo cattle center.

Nearby we can also see a beautiful lagoon, full of natural beauty and lush surroundings. Arrival at Grand Hotel Concepción. Dinner. (B) (L) (D) OPTIONAL: Depending on the schedule, you can book a Baroque music concert. Baroque music has been promoted by the Jesuits among the Indians and since the discovery of ancient partitures in the 1980s, it is supported and taught by a foundation to the Chiquitanía Youth.

DAY 3 (Sunday) CONCEPTION - SANTA CRUZ After breakfast at the hotel, we will visit the Jesuit church of Concepción, as well as the museum and craft workshop. After lunch we will explore the backs of Concepción, where you can take a short walk or swim. Return trip to Santa Cruz. Arrival at Marriott Hotel. (B) (L) DAY 4 (Monday) SANTA CRUZ - SUCRE After breakfast, early transfer to the airport to take your flight to Sucre (approximately 40 min).

Arrival at the Sucre Airport. Reception and transfer to Hotel Parador Santa María la Real, your accommodation in Sucre, the official capital of Bolivia. Guided tour of this unique city known as Ciudad Blanca (White City) and one of the jewels of Hispanic architecture of colonial America.

Sucre was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. Among others, we will visit the main square, the House of Liberty, the Cathedral, the University of San Francisco Xavier, one of the oldest in America. Then we will visit the Palace of the Supreme Court of Justice and the convent of La Recoleta. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. (B) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

program.

All tickets to museums and national parks Information pack with travel literature and tips Guide in English during the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED International flight to Santa Cruz, Bolivia and return from La Paz. Domestic flights (Sta Cruz-Sucre, Uyuni-La Paz) Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, drivers and porters.

Personal expenses

DAY 5 (Tuesday) SUCRE Breakfast at the hotel. Today we visit the dinosaur park where dinosaur footprints were found a few years ago. Your imagination will return about 68 million years ago when dinosaurs once lived in the Cretaceous Period. In the afternoon we will visit the colonial part of the city, the church of the Virgin of Guadalupe, San Felipe Nery, the University Museum, the Castle of La Glorieta and the ethnographic museum. Overnight at Hotel Parador Santa María la Real. (B) (D) DAY 6 (Wednesday) SUCRE - POTOSI Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Potosi. The journey takes approximately 3 hours. On arrival we will visit the city of Potosi dominated by the Cerro Rico. This mountain was once the richest silver mine in the world in those days when Potosí was one of the largest cities in the world, also known as Sumac Orcko. Because of the reputation of that fact, the famous saying "Vale un Potosi", arose when someone was referring to something very valuable. Lunch. In the afternoon you will visit the old Mint Institution Museum. Casa de la Moneda was an important center of Spanish colonial commerce in South America in the 16th century. The building is considered now one of the best examples of Spanish colonial architecture. At the end of the afternoon, we head to the Cayara Museum Hotel, about 30 minutes away. Dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 (Thursday) POTOSI - COLCHANI Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will visit the cultural complex of the hotel until lunchtime. Then we continue to Uyuni in a 4x4 Jeep. On the way visit the villages of Chaquilla, Tica Tica and Pulacayo, famous mining center of the time of Simon I. Patiño, the King of tin.

Arrival in Uyuni and accommodation in the Palacio de Sal Hotel, made entirely with salt blocks, even beds, tables and chairs. (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Friday) UYUNI SALAR DE UYUNI - COQUESA Breakfast at the hotel. Today our active adventure in Bolivia will begin. Our guide and vehicles will pick you up at your hotel in Uyuni and we will start our journey through the world's largest white desert. More than 12,000 km2 of surface make it the largest mirror in the world, to such an extent that it is used to calibrate precision instruments from outer space. Along the way we will visit the train cemetery and after a short break we will continue towards the indigenous community of Colchani, where we will see the elaboration of iodine salt in its rustic form. You will then enter the white desert in its fullness with typical extraction landscapes such as salt pyramids, salt eyes and the first hotel built entirely of salt, which is now a local museum. Our guide will look for the ideal place to enjoy a typical community lunch called "ajtapi", Aymara word for picnic. After lunch, we will visit the island of Sajchilla with ancient cacti, an unexplored place. We continue towards Coquesa. Accommodation in the Tambo Coquesa Ecolodge, hotel located at the shores of the Salt Lake, very good furnished and in the middle of nowhere. You may experiment cold temperatures, even if the hotel is provided of heating in every room. At the end of the afternoon, we will find the ideal place to watch the sunset accompanied by a coca drink as a welcome drink. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 9 (Saturday) COQUESA LAGUNAS - LOS FLAMENCOS Very early after breakfast, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, returning to the Salar with paradisiacal landscapes, towards the island of Incahuasi, whose translation of quechua is "Casa del Inca". The island is completely surrounded by the huge salt area of the Uyuni Saltflats and its relief is steep. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. Subsequently, we continue our journey to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit of the " , continue to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda.

Accommodation in Los Flamencos Eco-hotel. After the accommodation and a short break, walk along the banks of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 10 (Sunday) LOS FLAMENCOS - AVAROA NATIONAL PARK - UYUNI - LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Departure before sunrise to Eduardo Abaroa Reserve National Park. Visit Laguna Honda, Charcota, Siloli Desert, Stone Tree, Colored Lagoon with geysers and hot springs, EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

Dalí Desert and Laguna Verde. On the way back to Uyuni you´ll visit the Valley of the Rocks, and authentic villages such as Villa Alota, Culpina K and the mining village of San Cristobal with its church. Arrival at Uyuni and transfer to your hotel. Dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 11 (Monday) LA PAZ - COPACABANA After breakfast, transfer to the Uyuni airport in time for your flight to La Paz. After a short flight, arrival and reception through your guide. Then transfer to the city of Copacabana, the most important catholic pilgrimage site in Bolivia at the shores of Lake Titicaca. Lunch on the way.

Overnight at Hotel Rosario del Lago. (B) (L) DAY 12 (Tuesday) COPACABANA - ISLA DEL SOL - LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will make a gentle trek to Sampaya, an Aymara community that has preserved its traditions since ancient times. It is located 18 km north of Copacabana and along the way you will see many small villages full of tradition and living testimony of a culture that has its roots in antiquity. Sampaya features stone-walled houses with thatched ceilings. Its tortuous streets are covered with flat stones and small kantuta trees (national flower) are found everywhere. After visiting Sampaya, we will take a boat to the island of the sun. Lunch overlooking the mountains of the Andes Mountains. On the Sun Island we visit Yumani Inca Staircase and the Fountain of Eternal Youth. A short walk to Pilkokaina Palace.

Return to Copacabana and then return to La Paz. The journey takes around 3 hours, crossing the strait of Tiquina, the narrowest part of the lake. Arrival and transfer to Hotel Europa. (B) (L) DAY 13 (Wednesday) LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Guided tour of the city with the colonial district and Indian markets, including the Moon Valley, beautiful geological limestone formations not far from the city.

Today we will use the modern cable car system visiting La Paz in a very special way. Gondolas are highlighted with colors and each route is defined in these colors. Lunch on the way (not included). The afternoon is at your disposal for private activities. (B) DAY 14 (Thursday) LA PAZ - COROICO - LA PAZ Departure after breakfast to Coroico. The trip takes us to 4750 meters above sea level, first to pass "La Cumbre" the highest point of the journey, from where we can see the snow-capped mountains of the Andes Cordillera. Then we descend to 1100 m. in the rainforest. Arrival and check-in at the chosen Hotel in Coroico. Lunch. Then we'll do a hiking through the jungle. Enjoy the lush greenery of the area, and occasionally see coca plantations. Enjoy the hotel's swimming pool or take a stroll through the coffee, coca and orange plantations. Return to La Paz and transfer to Hotel Europa. (B) (L) (D) OPTIONAL: Today we offer a sensational option. The Yungas was since the XIXth century a development center and a road was built in the 1930s to link this subtropical region with La Paz. The road was literally carved into the volcanic rock of the Andes, resulting in a very narrow passage no more than 3 m. wide. Due to the difficulty of driving and the risk involved in many fatal accidents, this path is known as the death . Since the new road was built in the last decade, intrepid travelers began to ride this road with mountain bikes from 4800 m. above sea level to 1500 meters. Spectacular scenes and curves full of adrenaline will accompany you on this active tour of the Bolivian jungle. If you decide to do this activity, at the end of the tour you will meet the rest of the group to enjoy Coroico together.

DAY 15 (Friday) LA PAZ Breakfast. Free day. If you prefer to take an optional excursion, we suggest visiting Tiwanaku, archaeological center that was once the capital of the pre-Inca empire of the same name. In it you will appreciate sculptures carved entirely in stone, a semi-subterranean temple for cults of the Pachamana, a pyramid and much more. In the evening you attend a folkloric show, where you can listen to Bolivian music and enjoy native dances. Overnight at the Europa Hotel. (B) (L) DAY 16 (Saturday) LA PAZ - AIRPORT Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport to take your return flight. End of our services. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

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BOLIVIA TOTAL 17 days / 16 nights - Half board

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EUR 3.830.Increase Hab. Simple EUR 730.Inclusions

Bolivia is known as the heart of South America. Its position on the map and its form, grant this 16 nights Hotel (with bathroom or shower / WC) 16 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, 5 Dinners Included nomination. And Bolivia is also the fact of the south continent, with mountains, plains, high plateau, All excursions and transfers mentioned in the valleys and tropical regions with the Amazonas. All these regions replace with pride the lack of coast program. that Bolivia suffers since 1879, when we lost our access to the ocean in a war with Chile.

All tickets to museums and national parks Starting in Santa Cruz, you will be able to get acquainted with the largest region of the country, the Information pack with travel literature and tips Guide in English during the excursions.

Amazon basin. Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the fast-growing bolivian metropolis shows the character of its people. From here, you will get a bit further into the Amboro National Park and visit also Samaipata, NOT INCLUDED the cradle or one pre-inca culture. You will see the valleys of Bolivia with Sucre, the capital city and sit International flight to Santa Cruz, Bolivia and return from La Paz. of the bolivian justice power which used to be the alternative for the high altitude from Potosi during Domestic flights (Sta Cruz-Sucre, Uyuni-La Paz, the colonial time. Also, the aristocracy of Bolivia found a beautiful place to grow there. Then you will La Paz, Rurrenabaque-La Paz) see Potosi, a city that seems to be held on the colonial time. See there the Mint and several catholic Meals and drinks and other services not churches. The highlight of this tour would be Cayara, an ancient Hacienda from the Spanish colonial mentioned in the program. time and restored a few years ago as one of the leading hotels in the region.

Tips for guides, drivers and porters.

Time to reach the nature´s superlative of the Highlands in Bolivia, the Uyuni Salt Lake, the largest salt FIXED DEPARTURES FOR GROUPS reserve of the world with more than 12.000 km2 and the largest world´s lithium reserve. Together with 2024 the Avaroa National Park, you will have an awesome adventure at these altitudes. Lake Titicaca will be 28 March 11 April our next destination, next to La Paz, the administrative capital of the country, honored with the 09 May 06 June 18 July 29 August Last but not least, you will 26 September 24 Octubre go to Rurrenabaque in the northern Pampa and begin of the Amazon lowlands. These and more will be 14 November 05 December shown by your local guides, come to Bolivia and live your adventure!

Departures on private basis anytime DIA 1 (Thursday) ARRIVAL AT SANTA CRUZ Arrival in Santa Cruz, the second largest city in Bolivia. Reception and transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon city tour in the city of Santa Cruz, including the Zoological Park with the animal kingdom of Latin America. You will start by visiting the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Cathedral Museum, the Prefectural Palace, the Art Museum and the House of Culture, all in the historic center of the city. In addition, you will visit the La Recova craft center and the Art field, where you will find regional handicrafts, textiles, ceramics, sculptures among others. Overnight.

DIA 2 (Friday) SANTA CRUZ - SAMAIPATA AMBORO NATIONAL PARK After breakfast, departure to Samaipata. This journey unfolds slowly from the tropical Amazon region through the beautiful valleys and spectacular landscapes. In the morning we will visit Samaipata, the pre-Inca ruins of "El Fuerte", very interesting remains of an unknown culture chiseled in living sandstone. Typical grilled lunch in the restaurant of "El Pueblo Resort". In the afternoon, we continue to the Amboró National Park where you can admire among others, giant ferns. Beautiful walk through this unique rainforest, which is located at 1,650 meters high. Return to Santa Cruz. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 3 (Saturday) SANTA CRUZ SUCRE Breakfast at the hotel. It's time to leave for Sucre, the capital of Bolivia. Sucre is located at an altitude of 2,700 meters above sea level. Transfer to the airport for your local flight. Upon arrival, your guide will be waiting for you at the terminal. Transfer to the hotel and free afternoon. Time to relax and acclimatize to the altitude. Just leave the hotel for a walk to get to know this colonial city called "the white city". Dinner and overnight at the Hotel Parador Santa María la Real, located in a majestic mansion of the eighteenth century that was rescued and remodeled completely preserving all its architectural details. (B) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 4 (Sunday) SUCRE After breakfast, visit the city of Sucre. You'll see the sights of Bolivia's capital, including the Cathedral, Casa de la Libertad, and Recoleta Monastery. Lunch at the restaurant "El Huerto", the best restaurant in the city for Bolivian specialties. In the afternoon we will make a brief visit to the outskirts of Sucre, including the Dinosaur Park, with the dinosaur footprints discovered a few years ago. Return to the Parador Santa Maria la Real hotel and accommodation (B) (L).

DAY 5 (Monday) SUCRE - POTOSI After breakfast we will continue our trip to Potosí, one of the most important Spanish colonial cities in South America. Upon arrival and a short break, lunch in a typical restaurant. In the afternoon city tour with visit to the historic center of the colony, with the Museum of the Mint, colonial streets and craft markets, the Church of San Lorenzo with stone sculptures carved in the mestizo baroque style and the church of San Francisco that stands out for its remarkable ceilings. Finally, the Tower of the Society of Jesus and the Arch of Cobija. Potosi is situated at an altitude of 3,970 meters. We will continue to Cayara, about 30 minutes from Potosi to our chosen hotel. We will spend the night at the Hotel Museum Cayara. After dinner, you will visit the small museum with different rooms and colonial architecture as well as original furniture. Overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Tuesday) POTOSI - UYUNI After breakfast visit a mine in Cerro Rico (Silver Mountain). A great experience with a tour of the interior of the mine where we will see the daily life of the miners and their traditions. We will even participate in a small ritual for the TIO (deity of the mine, a coincidence between the devil and the old tradition of Christianity). After the visit, we will continue to the city of Uyuni. On the way, short stop for picnic-lunch. Upon arrival in Uyuni, we will visit the train cemetery and after a short rest we will continue to the indigenous village of Colchani where you will check in at the Palacio de Sal Hotel, built completely with salt blocks. Even the chairs, tables and beds are made of salt blocks. A unique experience. Dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 (Wednesday) UYUNI UYUNI SALT LAKE COQUESA Breakfast at the hotel. Departure in direction to the Salt Lake. You will enter the white desert in its fullness with typical extraction landscapes such as salt pyramids, salt eyes and the first hotel built entirely with salt, which is now a local museum. Our guide will look for the ideal place to enjoy a typical community lunch called "ajtapi", Aymara word for picnic. After lunch we continue to the Hotel.

On the you will visit the island of Sajchilla with ancient cacti, an unexplored place. We continue in the direction of Coquesa at the foot of the Thunupa volcano. Accommodation in "Tambo Coquesa Lodge".

After check-in and a short break, we will find the ideal place to watch the sunset, accompanied by a welcome cocktail made of coca leaves. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Thursday) COQUESA LAGUNAS LOS FLAMENCOS After breakfast at 8.00 am, we leave the hotel heading south, returning to the Salar with paradisiacal landscapes, towards the island of Incahuasi, whose translation from Quechua is "Casa del Inca". The island is completely surrounded by the huge saline area of the Salar de Uyuni and its relief is steep. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. Subsequently, we continue our trip to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with a visit of the "comunarios", then to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda. Overnight at Los Flamencos Echohotel. After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 9 (Friday) LOS FLAMENCOS PARQUE NACIONAL AVAROA - UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. Departure before dawn to the Eduardo Abaroa Reserve National Park with a visit to Laguna Honda, Charcota, Siloli Desert, Stone Tree, Laguna Colorada with geysers and hot springs, Dalí Desert and Laguna Verde. On our way back to the city of Uyuni we will visit the Valley EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

of the Rocks, and authentic villages such as Villa Alota, Culpina K and the mining town of San Cristóbal with its church. Arrival in the city of Uyuni and check-in at the chosen hotel. Dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 10 (Saturday) UYUNI LA PAZ After breakfast, departure to Uyuni airport in time for your flight to La Paz. After a short flight, arrival in La Paz and reception through your guide to continue to downtown. La Paz, the largest city and seat of the government of Bolivia, located at 3600 m. above sea level and one of the highest cities in the world.

Arrival in La Paz and check in at the hotel. Free time for private activities. You can take a walk through car that was implemented years ago and have solved partially the traffic problems of the city. Our guide will show you the two options you can find near the hotel. Overnight at the Hotel Europa or similar. (B) DAY 11 (Sunday) LA PAZ After breakfast, guided visit of the city with the colonial district and Indian markets, including the Valley of the Moon, beautiful limestone geological formations not far from the city. Today we will use the modern cable car system visiting La Paz in a very special way. The gondolas stand out with colors and each route is defined in these colors. The afternoon is at your disposal for private activities. (B) DAY 12 (Monday) LA PAZ HUATAJATA COPACABANA LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Departure towards Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. Our first stop will be Huatajata, a small town on the shores of the lake. You will visit here a local museum that shows the life and habits of the altiplano in a very pleasant way. Then, start with a small cruise on Lake Titicaca to Isla del Sol and Copacabana. You will cross the Strait of Tiquina, the narrowest point of the lake, which divides it into two parts, a small lake and a large one. Visit the islands of the sun and moon. Continue to Copacabana and visit the city and the Catholic Church, home to "La Mamita", the Virgin of Copacabana, a wooden statue from the sixteenth century. After lunch, return to Huatajata and overland transfer to La Paz, back to the hotel. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 13 (Tuesday) LA PAZ RURRENABAQUE After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your flight to Rurrenabaque, a small town in the North of Bolivia on the Beni River. In recent years it has become popular with international tourism as it is an easy gateway for visits to Madidi National Park (within the Bolivian rainforest), as well as the surrounding pampas. Locals commonly refer to the town by its shortened nickname, "Rurre." Transfer to the hotel and time to relax enjoying the surrounding, swimming on the river or just relaxing at the hotel pool with a delicious fruit juice just pressed. Optional you can visit a ranch where you can see its daily activity working with the cattle. You can also opt for a horseback riding. Back to the hotel for diner and overnight. (B) (D) DAY 14 (Wednesday) RURRENABAQUE MADIDI NATIONAL PARK Departure by motorboat from Rurrenabaque to the Madidi National Park. The trip up the Beni and Tuichi rivers takes 3 hours and is a great opportunity to spot wildlife and admire the impressive landscape of the Amazon, such as the Bala Canyon. Around noon arrival to Madidi Jungle Ecolodge and accommodation in traditional-style cabins. Lunch and time to relax in the hammocks.

After lunch we set out for a 3-hour guided hike along the Tareche Trail. This is an opportunity to observe a variety of bird species, mainly macaws and parrots, and to appreciate the surrounding tropical rainforest. You may spot different animals such as the white-lipped peccary, the brown capuchin monkey and the red howler monkey. After hiking along the Aguapolo riverbank, we return to the Ecolodge by the Wabu Trail. After a short break, dinner at the Ecolodge. Thereafter, you will have the opportunity to go on a short night hike to experience the nocturnal wildlife. During the walk you will be able to see amphibians and insects, such as the tarantula. You can take part of the jungle´s symphony produced by uncountable varieties of wildlife. (B) (L) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 15 (Thursday) MADIDI NATIONAL PARK Breakfast at the ecolodge. After breakfast, we set out on a 3-hour guided hike along the Biwa Trail, where black spider monkeys are often encountered. Along this trail you will stop at the natural Madidi scenic viewpoint for a panoramic view of the rainforest canopy. Return to the Ecolodge along the Tareche Trail. Lunch and an opportunity to relax in the hammocks. In the afternoon we will go on a 3appreciate the Giant Kapok Tree, Almendrillo Tree and the Strangler Fig Tree. Your guide will provide an in-depth explanation of the diverse species of plants used for medicinal purposes. It is a great opportunity to learn about the Amazon ecosystems while observing the pristine environment and different wildlife species. Return to the Ecolodge along the Dati Trail. After a break, have a traditional dinner where you can taste the Dunucuabi (catfish wrapped in leaves) at the lodge and enjoy free time. (B) (L) (D) DAY 16 (Friday) MADIDI NATIONAL PARK LA PAZ Breakfast at the Ecolodge. Then we will take a boat upstream along the Tuichi River to the Serere Trail. A hike via the jungle floodplain to the Piraña lagoon offers a chance to see yellow squirrel monkeys before stopping to fish for piranha. After fishing, we will stop at a large, recently discovered, salt lick to learn more about the animal behavior. Return to the lodge by boat. Lunch followed by free time before returning to Rurrenabaque by boat. On the way back, you have the option to visit Caquiahuara to see red and green macaws and other species of parrot. Bird sighting can be done any time of the year but is more frequent from May through December. The trip is also a great opportunity to see some exotic species such as the capybaras, tapirs, turtles and caïmans.

The return trip takes only 2 hours. Upon arrival in Rurrenabaque, transfer to the airport for your flight back to La Paz, where a car will be waiting to take you to the hotel. (B) (L) DAY 17 (Saturday) LA PAZ - RETURN The day is available for private activities. Visit the artisan center or travel on one of the current cable car lines. On time transfer to the airport for your return flight or continuation of your adventure in South America. End of our services. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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FROM THE ATACAMA DESERT TO THE AMAZON JUNGLE WITH OPTIONAL EXTENSION TO CUSCO AND MACHU PICCHU Two of the most imposing scenarios in the Americas are the Atacama Desert and the Amazon Jungle. The first is the most arid non-polar desert on Earth, with an approximate area of 105,000 km2 that extends in northern Chile and is bounded by the Pacific Ocean and the Andes mountain range. Some institutions consider its extension to the Peruvian coastal area; as well as the puna located on the 3500 meters above sea level that includes part of northern Argentina and South-West Bolivia. The Amazon Jungle is the largest rainforest in the world with an area of 7 million km2 spread among Brazil that has the most, Bolivia, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador. It develops around the Amazonas river and its river basin. It has also been declared one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Therefore, we have planned this route in order to make you known two wonders of nature that exceed expectations.

We start our trip in Santiago de Chile with visits that includes tasting of the best wines of the region. Once in the desert, we settle in San Pedro de Atacama and visit its best places. In addition, we will have the opportunity to enjoy the sky and its stars, since the Atacama is considered the best place on the planet to observe the firmament for its height respecting sea level, the low cloudiness, the almost non-existent humidity of the air and the distant light and radio pollution. Then we will pass to Bolivia and visit the Avaroa National Park, with its colorful desert, geysers and colorful lagoons. We continue with another destination of the superlative, the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt surface on the planet with 12.000 km2 of extension. After visiting La Paz, the highest capital city in the world (3200 m.s.n.m.) we will fly to Rurrenabaque, the gateway to the Bolivian Amazon Jungle. We enter the jungle on a 3-hour boat trip to Madidi National Park where we will enjoy the world's largest biodiversity in the next 3 days.

Finally, we will see Machu Picchu and Cusco in Peru for a meeting with the history of South America and the Inca Empire. Come with us on this superlative journey and live your adventure with EUROLATINO!!

DAY 1 (Friday) ARRIVAL IN SANTIAGO DE CHILE Arrival in Santiago after your international flight. Reception at Santiago airport and transfer to the Hotel. Registration. In the afternoon visit to the city of Santiago, starting at Cerro Santa Lucia, where the city was founded in 1541. We will continue towards The San Cristobal Hill. Then we will visit the Plaza de Armas (main square) with the Government Palace "La Moneda" and other important national monuments such as the Cathedral, Correo Central (main post office) and the Municipality of Santiago. The visit continues across the Mapocho River and through several residential areas overlooking the city. Return to the hotel in Santiago. Dinner and accommodation. (L) (D) DAY 2 (Saturday) SANTIAGO - VIÑA CONCHA Y TORO - SANTIAGO Departure from Santiago to the south. Arrival in Pirque, where you will find the vineyard "Concha y Toro", the largest wine producer in Chile. Tour of the "Patronal House" (mansion) with the beautiful park and the lagoon. Access to vineyards and deposits of these internationally renowned wines. Visit the wineries, including the famous "Casillero del Diablo", taking into account its production. There is a wine shop at the end. The tour continues along the Maipo River, with lunch on the way, through the residential area of Las Vertientes, where you will see typical cabins, camps, restaurants and cottages. Return to the hotel in Santiago. Dinner & Accommodation (B) (L) (D)

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PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

EUR 3.275.-

PRICE FOR THE EXTENSION

EUR 1.465.-

TOUR DATES 2024

March 24 June 2 August 25 September 22 October 06 October 20 INCLUSIONS Sit-in basis program up to 15 pax. Minibus or private van on request.

15 Hotel nights including Breakfast Meal plan: HALFBOARD All transfers and excursions as mentioned in the program.

Local guides in English for all the excursions mentioned in the program All entrance fees to national parks and excursions.

NOT INCLUDED International flights Local flights Santiago- Calama, Sucre-La Paz, La Paz-Rurrenabaque-La Paz and Cuzco-Lima in economy class Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, conductors and porters.

Personal expenses

DAY 3 (Sunday) SANTIAGO - CALAMA - SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Calama. Reception at the airport and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. During the trip, you can see the Salt Range and the Licancabur volcano.

Arrival in San Pedro de Atacama and check-in at the selected hotel. In the afternoon, we will visit the Salt Range and the Moon Valley. The Cordillera de la Sal was formed by tectonic activity in the Salar de Atacama, during which layers of continental red sediment and white evaporites were deployed and raised. Over the past 4000 years, water erosion from poor rains in this extremely hyper-arid region has formed a strange-looking karst landscape with surface salt efflorescences and salt caves. Due to the sterile salt soils, the dry climate and intense sunlight, the mountains are mostly an absolute desert. At the end of the afternoon, we will experience an extraordinary sunset there, in this strange moon-like valley, with its bright colors and grotesque shapes. Dinner and Accommodation (B) (L) (D) DAY 4 (Monday) TRAVEL TO BOLIVIA: LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA After breakfast, we travel to the border town of Hito Cajon between Bolivia and Chile. On this journey, we reach the highest point of our adventure. After meeting the migration requirements, we continue by jeep to Laguna Verde on the Licancabur volcano (5930 m). The emerald green lagoon has a high concentration of calcium, lead and sulfur carbonates. The journey continues to Laguna Blanca and the Geysers Sol de Mañana: you will see there, mud pools and fumaroles. Nearby, you can bathe in hot springs. Continue to the Laguna Colorada.

Along the way, we'll look for a cozy corner for a memorable picnic. Arrival at Los Flamencos hotel near Laguna Hedionda and check-in. After a short break, you will be able to walk and admire the different varieties of Andean flamingos. Dinner at the hotel and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 5 (Tuesday) LAGUNA HEDIONDA - COLCHANI Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we continue with our expedition. This time we cross the Siloli Desert, one of the driest deserts in the world. Then we visit the Cañapa lagoon and the Dalí desert with a rich mix of colors and rock formations. Enjoy a picnic in a beautiful setting. Then we will drive through the Salar de Uyuni to our hotel. Registration and rest of the afternoon off. At sunset, we will approach the saltflat to appreciate a spectacular sunset. Return to the hotel for dinner. Accommodation at Hotel Palacio de Sal (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Wednesday) SALAR DE UYUNI This day we cross the Salar de Uyuni. With seemingly infinite extensions of more than 12,000 km2, Uyun is the largest salt flat in the world. Free drive through the salt flats, where there is no visible highway, towards Isla Pescado, an oasis with giant cacti and unusual flowers. Continue to the city of Uyuni and visit. On return we will visit a salt factory in Colchani. Once at the hotel, you will have free time until dinner time. You can take advantage of your time to enjoy the hotel's spa, stroll around the place, take a bike tour or just rest until dinner time. (B) DAY 7 (Thursday) SALAR DE UYUNI - POTOSI - CAYARA After breakfast we will continue our trip to Potosí, one of the most important Spanish colonial cities in South America. At this point it was the importance of this city, that not only were silver coins minted for the Spanish empire and all European crowns, but the term VALE UN POTOSI was used to point out something of great value.

Potosi was founded by the Spaniards in the sixteenth century at the foot of Sumay Orcko hill, known as Cerro Rico de Potosi, rich in silver and already exploited since the Inca time under the reign of Huayna Kapac, the XI Inca King. Arriving in the city, visit on foot the historic center, with the Museum of the Mint, colonial streets and artisan markets, the Church of San Lorenzo with stone sculptures carved in the mixed Baroque style and the church of San Francisco that stands out for its remarkable ceilings. Pause for lunch at a local restaurant. Finally, we will see the Tower of the Society of Jesus Church and the Cobija Arch. We will continue the trip to Hacienda Cayara, former Encomienda de Don Juan de Pendones, whose original titles date back to 1557, making it the first Hacienda constituted in The New Toledo (now Bolivia) and restored to become a museum hotel that shows the grandeur of colonial architecture. See to believe says the saying and in this case there are plenty of words to describe this magnificent construction. Upon arrival, EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

check-in and distribution of the rooms, short rest and visit of the museum. After the visit, dine in its imposing dining room and free time to enjoy a high altitude-rise wine on a stage that will take you back in time. Accommodation (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Friday) POTOSI - SUCRE Breakfast at the hotel. Our journey continues to Sucre, Bolivia's capital. Founded by the Spaniards who, affected by the height of Potosí and the consequent disease it generated, made this city their place of residence while working in mining. Sucre is the historical and official capital of Bolivia in addition to hosting the country's judiciary power. Check-in and short break. In the afternoon, guided visit through the city center that includes the highlights, among them the Cathedral, the House of Liberty and the Monastery of Recoleta. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel Parador Santa María la Real, located in a majestic mansion of the XVIII century that was rescued and remodeled completely preserving all its architectural details. The building that houses the Hotel was built on the premises and orchard of the palace of the Real Audiencia de Charcas, the highest judicial and administrative authority of this part of the Spanish empire in America. (B) (D) DAY 9 (Saturday) SUCRE - LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Free time in Sucre for private activities. At the agreed time, transfer to the airport for your flight to La Paz. Upon our arrival, reception by our guide and transfer to the chosen hotel in the city center. Rest of the afternoon off until dinner time. Transfer to a Restauante-Peña where you can enjoy an excellent variety of dishes that make Bolivian gastronomy a concert of flavors. Then you can appreciate a sample of Bolivian folklore with typical music and dances before returning to the hotel. Accommodation at Hotel Europa (B) (D) DAY 10 (Sunday) LA PAZ After breakfast, we will visit La Paz, the administrative capital, and the largest city in Bolivia. La Paz and its surroundings lead to a mysterious past, where every corner, every street, is a hidden treasure where adventure begins a living story that will be reflected in all its pre-Hispanic traditions, and the magic of its past. The colonial, indigenous and modern neighborhoods, the indigenous market, the witch market, and fascinating scenarios are framed by the majestic "Illimani", the mountain monument, in the Andean Mountains. Finally, we visit the Valley of the Moon, where you will see strange clay formations. The highlight of the day is the ride on the modern cable car enjoying the city literally from the air. Using one of its seven lines identified by colors, we will reach the highest point of the city where you will have spectacular views of the city surrounded by snowy mountains. Return to the hotel. Rest of the day is at your disposal for private activities. Our guide will help you decide what you can do. (B) DAY 11 (Monday) LA PAZ Breakfast. Free day to enjoy the hotel facilities, to relax or to return to the city walking through the neighborhood of artisans, where you can do your last shopping. Or you can take a ride on another cable car line to see the city from a bird's perspective. (B) DAY 12 (Tuesday) LA PAZ - RURRENABAQUE Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to La Paz Airport for your flight to Rurrenabaque, a small tourist town in the Department of Beni at 274 meters above sea level that is located in the last foothills of the Andes mountain range and at the beginning of the eastern plains, on the right banks of the Beni River. It is the gateway to Madidi National Park, fascinating for its wide diversity of birds, for its landscapes of lush jungle, for its exotic flowers, for its rivers and its oriental savannahs. Upon arrival, reception by our representative and transfer to the chosen hotel. The rest of the day is free for private activities. You can swim in the river, ride in the jungle or just walk around. Dinner and Accommodation at Hotel Maya de la Amazonia*** (B) (D) DAY 13 (Wednesday) RURRENABAQUE NATIONAL PARK. MADIDI (Amazonas) After breakfast, boat trip to Madidi National Park. The boat tour of the Beni and Tuichi rivers lasts 3 hours and is an opportunity to observe the stunning wildlife and landscapes of Madidi National Park. Around noon we arrive at the Ecolodge. Accommodation in traditional style cottages. After lunch, brief rest in the hammocks. In the afternoon, guided 3-hour walk along EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

the Tareche Trail until you reach the Aguapolo River, where you can walk along the riverbanks and observe the natural nidation area of parrots and macaws. You can also observe some species of animals such as chanchos troperos (wild porks), capuchin monkeys and howler monkeys. After dinner, take a short walk to observe insects such as tarantulas, grasshoppers, night butterflies, frogs and hopefully some mammal. Listening the symphony of the jungle produced by the large amount of wildlife hidden at night is a magical feeling.

Accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 14 (Thursday) MADIDI NATIONAL PARK (Amazonia Boliviana) After breakfast, walk 3 hours through the Biwa Trail, where we can see the spider monkey, capuchin monkeys, chanchos troperos (wild porks), macaws, tocans and many other species of birds. Reaching the Madidi Natural Viewpoint, you will have a spectacular view of the primary forest and the meanders of the Aguapolo River. Return to the Ecolodge by the Tareche Trail. Lunch and time to rest in the hammocks. In the afternoon, guided 3-hour walk through the Mapajo and Matapalo Trails to observe a variety of giant trees such as the Raccoon (Ceiba Pentandra), Matapalo and Almendrillo, with more than 300 years of life, considered the leafiest in the Amazon rainforest. Accompanied by your guide,learn about medicinal plants and their healing benefits. Our native guides born and grown in the jungle, maintain ancestral knowledge and combine it with scientific knowledge, facilitating animal observation and interpretation of the wet tropical forest. Return to the Lodge. Traditional dinner "Dunucuabi", cat fish cooked in heliconian leaves (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 (Friday) MADIDI NATIONAL PARK (Amazonia Boliviana) Breakfast at the Ecolodge. Boat departure upstream of the Tuichi River bound for the Serere Trail. We will start a short walk until we reach the Piranha Lagoon, where you can optionally do piranha fishing. On this tour you will get to know the riverside forest where the yellow squirrel monkey is frequently sighted. After the fishing activity we will visit a newly discovered mammal salt flat where we can learn about the animals´ behavior. Return to the Ecolodge by boat. Lunch at the Ecolodge and short break before returning to Rurrenabaque.

On the way - and depending on the season, visit optional Caquiahuara to observe red and green macaws and other species of parrots on a rocky cliff. The return journey takes only 2 hours. Arrival in Rurrenabaque and transfer to the airport to take your flight to La Paz. Reception and transfer to your hotel in La Paz. Accommodation. (B) (L) DAY 16 (Saturday) LA PAZ - AIRPORT Breakfast at the hotel. Today you have all day off for personal activities. Shopping opportunities. At the right time we'll take you to the airport for your flight back home. If you want to take an optional excursion or extend your stay in South America, we will take care of your requirements with pleasure. If you have decided to continue with the extension to Cuzco and Machui Pichu, then get ready to travel to Lake Titicaca today. (B)

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EXTENSION MACCHU PICHU & CUZCO DAY 16 (Saturday) LA PAZ COPACABANA PUNO (Peru) Breakfast at the hotel. Early departure to Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake. After 1 hour of travel we will have reached the lake, located at an average altitude of 3812 m s.n.m. between the territories of Peru and Bolivia. It has an area of 8562 km2 of which 56 % (4772 km2) correspond to Peru and 44% (3790 km2) to Bolivia. On the way we will make some stops to take pictures. Once we reach Tiquina, we will cross the strait that divides the lake into two parts and then the trip will continue to Copacabana, the most important Marian shrine in South America. Visit of the Cathedral with the "Virgen Morena", a wooden statue of the XVI century as well as the local market. After lunch we will cross the border between Bolivia and Peru and continue towards Puno on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. Overnight at the hotel in Puno (B) (L) DAY 17 (Sunday) PUNO - CUSCO After breakfast, departure by bus to the city of Cusco. Enjoy beautiful landscapes with snow-capped mountains, hot springs, and highland cities. On the way we will make several stops for visits and lunch. Upon arrival reception and transfer to the hotel in Cusco (B) DAY 18 (Monday) CUSCO AND SURROUNDINGS Breakfast at the hotel. This city with its rich colonial and Inca heritage is ideal for exploring on foot.

Next to its narrow streets you will find artisans, colorful markets, and quiet places where you can relax with a cup of coffee. In the afternoon, guided tour of the cathedrals, squares and sacred sites that include some on the outskirts of the city. The most important is Sacsayhuaman which reveals some of the most extraordinary architectures. We also visit the nearby ruins of Kenko, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay. Back to Cusco. Rest of the day off. Enjoy excellent Peruvian cuisine and street life around Cusco, without a schedule. (B) DAY 19 (Tuesday) SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS After breakfast drive to Urubamba, the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the way we visit Awanakancha, where South American cameles are bred. You will learn about the excellent llama, alpaca, and vicuña fibers, as well as the ancient weaving techniques that are still in use. We continue to Pisac where we visit the artisan market. Lunch in El Parador de Moray in the Sacred Valley of the Incas located in a privileged area. Rest to enjoy a delicious typical meal. In the afternoon we visit Ollantaytambo, an Inca fortress and today's city. Overnight in the Sacred Valley. (B) (L) (D) DAY 20 (Wednesday) MACHUPICCHU Today after breakfast, we visited Machu Picchu. Transfer to Ollantaytambo Station and then on the luxurious Vista Dome train. Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, we will board a bus that will take us to the citadel in 25 minutes. Cuzco was discovered by American explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911.

Then you will have a guided tour of the citadel, an impressive experience. Later, free time to walk around the archaeological site. Buffet lunch at Machu Picchu Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel located next to this ancient Inca citadel. Here you can relax on the terrace and enjoy Peruvian cuisine. In the afternoon we will return to Cusco via Ollantaytambo. Once in Cusco, free time for private activities (B) (L) DAY 21 (Thursday) CUSCO - LIMA In the morning flight to Lima. After lunch, City Tour and visit to the historic center, Plaza de Armas in which is the government palace, Casa de Pizarro, as well as the church and monastery of San Francisco with its catacombs. Visit the Armano private museum, specializing in pre-Inca culture.

Then we will continue to the prestigious National Museum of Popular Art and Archaeology, which houses the largest collection of ceramics, textiles and jewelry and lithic art of pre-Columbian cultures. In the evening, we will meet for a farewell party and the last impressions of the trip. (B) (D) DAY 22 (Friday) LIMA AND TRANSFER TO THE AIRPORT Today you have all day off for personal activities, like shopping. On-time transfer to the airport for your flight back home. If you want to take an optional excursion or extend your stay in South America, we will take care of your requirements with pleasure. End of our services (B) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

EXPEDITION BOLIVIA 2024 4x4 ADVENTURE 17 days / 16 nights The Amazon, exotic and intriguing like no other part of the planet, covers an area of about 6,100,000 km², of which Bolivia owns a large part. The Amazon River becomes the main river of the basin, which rises in the Andes, in the Peruvian department of Arequipa and flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Many of its tributaries are born in Bolivia, such as the Madera River and Beni River, which we will have the opportunity to visit and navigate. In this habitat we can enjoy a biodiversity that makes it one of the largest on the planet, with at least 2.5 million species of insects, tens of thousands of plants and about 2000 of birds and mammals: a fifth of all bird species in the world are found here and the diversity of plant species is the greatest on earth.

In this expedition we will see in addition to the Madidi National Park, the Bolivian Chiquitania, the Moxos region and follow the course of the Mamoré River, one of the main tributaries of the Amazon River. Of course that's not all since we still have something else to show you: The Bolivian highlands. You will continue with the expedition driving your vehicle through the arid plains of the Altiplano, located at more than 3800 meters, until you reach Colchani, on the banks of the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt surface in the world, with more than 12,000 km2 of extension. Live your adventure knowing this wonderful landscape, including the Abaroa National Park. On the way back to the east, we will see the cities of Sucre and Potosi, where we will stay in two historic hotels closely related to the time of the Spanish colony. And to finish this expedition through Bolivian lands, we will visit a reserve of the red-headed paraba, endangered species, before heading to the Santa Cruz airport for the return trip. We will live our adventure in high quality hotels, but we will also spend the night a couple of times in very simple accommodations. Throughout the trip, a support team will accompany us in everything necessary, also having extra mobility of support with driver and mechanic, who can relieve in some stretches to those who feel tired.

DAY 1 (Wednesday) SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA International flight Arrival at the airport of Santa Cruz de la Sierra and reception by our staff who will take you to the chosen hotel. Santa Cruz was founded in 1560 and has become a thriving pole of development in Bolivia. In the afternoon we will make a visit of the city, including the historic center and the sandy park. Then we will move to Las Lomas de Arena park, with dunes up to 12 meters high.

Return to the hotel. In the evening we will introduce the team that will accompany you on this expedition and give you detailed information about the route and vehicles. Distribution of the 4x4 and organization of the crews. Then we will go to a steakhouse to enjoy a huge and juicy beef steak. Return and overnight at the Marriott Santa Cruz Hotel ***** (D) DAY 2 (Thursday) SANTA CRUZ SAN JAVIER CONCEPCION (230 km 3h 40m) Breakfast at the hotel. Departure in vehicles heading northeast to San Javier, one of the most important Jesuit missions in Bolivia, also called reductions, which were missionary towns founded by the Society of Jesus in order to evangelize the region. On the way on a paved road, we will see impressive landscapes of the Sierra Chiquitana. The road is paved but if the weather allows it, we will experience with pure adrenaline the secondary routes. We arrive at San Javier, a mission founded in 1691 that constitutes the first Jesuit mission installed in Chiquitos in Baroque style and we will visit the church. In this place, in 1730, the first music school in the region was founded for the benefit of the members of the community. Also in San Javier there is a musical instrument workshop where harps, violins and other instruments are made. After the visit, we will have lunch at a local restaurant. Short break before continuing to the charming city

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PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

EUR 2. 867-

Surplus single room EUR 682.MINIMUM 3 VEHICLES

FIXED DEPARTURES 2024

August 07 24 September 04 21 October 09 26 INCLUSIONS 16 overnights incl. salt hotel in Uyuni FULL BOARD All excursions and transfers mentioned in the program including Uyuni and Avaroa Park Package Bufeo Route Package in Trinidad Colonial cultural package with XVIth century Hacienda Amazonia Package in Nal Park. Madidi All entrance fees to museums and parks.

Accompanying english Spanish guide. mechanic support throughout the journey NOT INCLUDED International flight to Santa Cruz, Bolivia and return from La Paz. Vehicle (four-wheel drive, motorcycle) that can be your own. In case of rental, we will gladly help you choose one Meals, drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, drivers and porters.

Personal expenses

of Concepción (62 km 0h 58m), the capital of the province of Ñuflo de Chávez, which was first established as a mission in 1699. Registration at the Gran Hotel Concepción. Rest before dinner and free time to enjoy its facilities. (B) (L) (D) DAY 3 (Friday) CONCEPCION - TRINIDAD (476 km 7h 46m) After breakfast at the hotel, early morning departure heading north. According to weather conditions, we will be able to drive some segments "off the beaten track" giving the expedition more adrenaline. Today we will go deeper into the Bolivian Amazon, crossing this time the Plains of Moxos. On the way we will see the town of Ascención de Guarayos, at an altitude of 252 m on the right bank of the Sapoca River. It is a flood plain of more than 100,000 km² in the lowlands of northern Bolivia. Lunch on the way. Then we continue our journey to Trinidad in the Amazon basin on the right bank of the Arroyo San Juan River, which flows into the Mamoré River. The city of Trinidad is located at an altitude of 161 m. and founded in 1686 as a mission station of the Jesuits on the Mamoré River. Once our goal is reached, registration at the Hotel Tapacare*** or similar and distribution of rooms. Stop at the hotel and rest. (B) (L) (D) DAY 4 (Saturday) TRINIDAD Amazon Basin Tour Breakfast at the hotel. First pause in the driving of the vehicles and technical review of them.

Meanwhile, today we will enjoy a relaxed exploration of the Bolivian Amazon River basin aboard a boat. Passing through the primitive Amazon River system in a riverboat is a fascinating experience that will allow us to explore the mighty Mamoré River, the largest tributary of the Amazon River in Bolivian territory. This region is wild and unspoilt, and offers optimal conditions for our remote eco-cruise and wildlife watching. The local guide will make us fly with the imagination accompanied by the sound of parrots and monkeys. Enjoy the surroundings and keep an eye out for surprises, such as seeing pink dolphins playing happily in the morning sun. Imagine also that you meet native people for a cultural experience. Flocks of large egrets, roseate spoonbills and macar storks cross the blue sky. The air is hot but your beer deliciously cold. Further up the river, a beach... This is real life! This trip is the perfect combination of relaxed exploration and active learning with tons of photo opportunities. Return to Trinidad.

Rest of the day free for private activities. Overnight at Hotel Tapacare*** or similar (B) (L) (D) DAY 5 (Sunday) TRINIDAD - RURRENABAQUE (386 km 7h 54m) Breakfast at the hotel. Our destination today is Rurrenabaque, a small tourist town in the Department of Beni at 274 meters above sea level that is located in the last foothills of the Andes mountain range and at the beginning of the eastern plains, on the right bank of the Beni River. It is the gateway to Madidi National Park, fascinating for its wide diversity of birds, for its landscapes of exuberant jungle, for its exotic flowers, for its rivers and its oriental savannas. On the way we will make some stops to take pictures and also for lunch. Late at night, we will arrive at our lodging in the middle of the jungle, Hotel Maya de la Amazonía. Dinner and overnight at the hotel (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Monday) RURRENABAQUE NATIONAL PARK. MADIDI (Amazonia) Today we have earned again a well-deserved break after several days on the road. After breakfast, departure by boat to Madidi National Park. The boat tour on the Beni and Tuichi rivers upstream takes 3 hours of travel and is an opportunity to observe the fauna and stunning landscapes of Madidi National Park as well as the Bala Canyon. Around noon we arrived at the Ecolodge. Accommodation in traditional style cabins. After lunch, short rest in the hammocks.

In the afternoon, we will start a 3-hour guided walk along the Tareche Trail until we reach the Aguapolo River, where you can walk along the banks of the river and observe the natural nesting cliff of parrots and macaws. During the tour you will have the possibility to observe some species of animals such as tropero pigs, capuchin monkeys and howler monkeys. Hike back to Madidi Jungle Ecolodge. After dinner, you will have the possibility to take a short night walk to observe insects such as tarantulas, grasshoppers, night butterflies, frogs and hopefully

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some mammals. Listening to the symphony of the jungle produced by the large amount of wildlife that hides at night is a magical feeling. Overnight at the Eco Lodge. (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 (Tuesday) MADIDI NATIONAL PARK (Bolivian Amazon) After breakfast, we start a 3-hour walk through the Biwa Trail, a route where the spider monkey is frequently sighted, as well as capuchin monkeys, troup pigs, macaws, toucans and many other species of birds. The trail will lead us to the Madidi Natural Viewpoint, from where you will have a spectacular view of the primary forest and the meanders of the Aguapolo River.

Return to the Ecolodge by the Tareche Trail. Lunch at the Ecolodge and time to rest in the hammocks. In the afternoon, 3-hour guided hike through the Mapajo and Matapalo Trails.

Along the route you can observe a variety of giant trees such as the Mapajo (Ceiba Pentandra), Matapalo and Almendrillo, with more than 300 years of life, considered the most leafy of the Amazon rainforest. Accompanied by yourlocal guide, you will have the opportunity to learn about medicinal plants and their healing benefits. Our native guides born and raised in the jungle, maintain ancestral knowledge and combine it with scientific knowledge, facilitating the observation of animals and the interpretation of the humid tropical forest. Return to the Lodge.

Traditional dinner "Dunucuabi", cat fish cooked in heliconia leaves. Optionally after dinner, local guides can share with the group a talk about the Uchupiamona culture. (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Wednesday) NAL PARK. MADIDI RURRENABAQUE - COROICO (338km 7h 4m) After breakfast, return to Rurrenabaque. The return trip takes 2 hours and is an opportunity to observe some species of animals and birds. Arrival to Rurrenabaque where we will collect luggage and vehicles to continue travel. In principle, we will cross part of the foothills of the Bolivian Amazon until we reach Caranavi in the sector known as Yungas Belt - Eastern Cordillera of the Andes, where we will pause for lunch. Then we return to the route to the Andes mountain range in the direction of Coroico, one of the most tourist communities in the Los Yungas region with many hotels and restaurants of good quality. Check-in at Hotel El Viejo Molino 4**** and rest until dinner. (B) (L) (D) DAY 9 (Thursday) COROICO LA PAZ (161km 3h 45m) Breakfast at the Hotel. Today we leave behind the Bolivian Amazon and ascend from 1750 to 4800 meters above sea level! A very interesting day that combines landscapes of thick vegetation and partially solid mountains with snow. Upon reaching the summit, we will perform a ceremony of gratitude to Pachamama, Mother Earth, who has cared for and protected us all the way. The "challa", as this ceremony is called, is deeply rooted in the customs of the inhabitants of the Bolivian Altiplano. Then we will go to the city of La Paz, located at 3200 meters of altitude. Arrival at the selected hotel. Free time to discover the city (B) (L) (D) DAY 10 (Friday) LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, guided walking tour of the city, which includes a visit to the historic center. Then we will go to the western slope of the city to visit several local markets where we will see typical products of the region. We will continue the walk through the city with the modern cable car system that will take us to the city of El Alto with spectacular views, practically bird's eye view. Brief tour with another cable car through the city of El Alto where we will visit a "Cholet", a building with a neo-architecture that includes pre-Inca motifs in its conception. Again with the cable car, we will go on a low trip from 4100 meters to 3200. Finally we will visit the Valley of the Moon, a regional park whose compositionis limestone land where interesting formations caused by the winds are appreciated. Return to the hotel. In the evening, we will invite you to dinner at a "peña", a typical restaurant where you can also appreciate music and dances of the country. (B) (D) DAY 11 (Saturday) LA PAZ LAKE TITICACA (90km 1h53m) ORURO (293km 4h29m) Breakfast at the hotel. Early departure with our vehicles to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. After 1 hour of driving we will have reached the lake, located at an average altitude of 3812 m a.s.l. between the territories of Peru and Bolivia. It has an EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

area of 8562 km² of which 56% (4772 km²) correspond to Peru and 44% (3790 km²) to Bolivia; Its maximum depth is estimated at 281 m and its average depth is calculated at 107 m. On the way we will make some stops to take pictures. After lunch at a local restaurant, where we will taste the trout of the lake and enjoy a unique landscape, we continue to Oruro, the folkloric capital of Bolivia and famous for its carnival. We will cross the Altiplano, located at an average of 3800 meters above sea level with desolate and generally dry landscapes and very little vegetation typical of the puna. The route itself is attractive and offers visitors interesting landscapes. Oruro was a mining town, driven by the tin boom in the early twentieth century. Dinner and overnight at selected hotel (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Sunday) ORURO - COLCHANI (293 km 3h 29m) Breakfast in Oruro and departure with our vehicles heading south. The expedition continues to Uyuni in the department of Potosi. Upon arrival in Colchani, we will check-in at the Hotel Palacio de Sal, built entirely with blocks of salt from the region, which makes it an exotic hotel since even the furniture is built of salt blocks. After a short pause, we will explore the Salar de Uyuni, the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, with an area of 10,582 km² and the largest lithium reserve in the world with 50-70% of the world's lithium, and also has significant amounts of potassium, boron and magnesium. Considered the largest mirror in the world in the rainy season, due to its large size, the high percentage of smooth surface and its high reflectivity, the Salar is used for satellite calibration. During the visit we will make a short break for lunch. Then we will visit the Incahuasi Island that is completely surrounded by the huge saline surface of the Salar de Uyuni. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. We will return to the hotel to rest. When the time comes, the guide will take us to the banks of the Salar to enjoy an unforgettable sunset. Return to the hotel for the hotel and accommodation (B) (L) (D) DAY 13 (Monday) COLCHANI SALAR DE UYUNI CAYARA (276km 4h 38m) Early breakfast at the hotel. Today we leave in a southerly direction, continuing our trip without a fixed goal, only enjoying the natural environment; as much as we can advance go during the trip will be decided with the guide, being able to reach the municipality of San Juan with a natural view of the Ollague volcano (active). Lunch on the way. Continue towards Cayara, a small community on the outskirts of the city of Potosí, where the Hacienda Cayara is located, former Encomienda de don Juan de Pendones, whose original titles date back to 1557, making it the first Hacienda constituted in Nueva Toledo (today Bolivia) and restored to turn it into a museum hotel that shows the greatness of colonial architecture. Seeing is believing says the saying and in this case there are plenty of words to describe this magnificent construction. Upon arrival, check-in and short rest and visit of the museum. After the visit, dinner in its imposing dining room and free time to enjoy a high altitude wine in a setting that will take you to the past. Accommodation (B) (L) (D) DAY 14 (Tuesday) CAYARA POTOSI SUCRE (205km, 03h 49m) After breakfast we will continue our trip to Potosí, one of the most important Spanish colonial cities in South America. To such an extent was the importance of this city, that not only silver coins were minted for the Spanish empire and all European crowns, but the term VALE UN POTOSI was used to indicate something of great value. Potosi was founded by the Spaniards in the sixteenth century at the foot of the hill Sumay Orcko, known as the Cerro Rico de Potosi, rich in silver and exploited since Inca times under the reign of Huayna Kapac, the XI Inca King.

Upon arrival in the city, visit on foot the historic center of the colony, with the Museum of the Casa de la Moneda, colonial streets and craft markets, the Church of San Lorenzo with stone sculptures carved in the mestizo baroque style and the church of San Francisco that stands out for its remarkable ceilings. Finally, the Tower of the Society of Jesus and the Arch EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

of Cobija. Lunch at a local restaurant before continuing our journey towards Sucre, the capital of Bolivia. Founded by the Spaniards who, affected by the height of Potosí and the consequent disease it generated, made this city their place of residence while working in the mining exploitation. Sucre is the historical and constitutional capital of Bolivia as well as being the seat of the country's judiciary.

Continuation to the hotel and check-in. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel Parador Santa María la Real, located in a majestic mansion of the eighteenth century that was rescued and remodeled completely preserving all its architectural details. The building that houses the Hotel Parador Santa María La Real was built on the dependencies and the orchard of the palace of the Real Audiencia de Charcas, the highest judicial and administrative authority of this part of the Spanish empire in America. (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 (Wednesday) (204km 04h 02m) Breakfast at the hotel. Guided visit through the city center visiting the sights of the capital of Bolivia, including the Cathedral, the House of Liberty and the Recoleta Monastery. Lunch in Sucre. Later, departure northeast to the community of Omereque, where we will find the Red Front Reserve, an ideal ecotourism destination for bird and wildlife observation. This project is an initiative of the indigenous communities of Omereque and Armonia to protect the most important nesting site of the Red-fronted Paraba (ARA RUBROGENYS), an endemic and critically endangered bird. The flora of this desert habitat and the rugged mountains of the region, make just being in the place a unique experience. Upon arrival, we will check into the reserved hostel, a very simple but clean and cosy accommodation. Free time to explore the area and admire the natural beauties of the region, accompanied by a local guide.

Dinner at the hostel and rest. (B) (L) (D) DAY 16 (Thursday) OMEREQUE SANTA CRUZ (301km 06h 35m) Breakfast at the hotel. Early in the morning we will not go to the city of Santa Cruz, but not before visiting the archaeological complex of Samaipata, a pre-Hispanic culture settled at the head of the valley. The archaeological site known as El Fuerte is unique in that and it encompasses buildings from three different cultures: Chané, Inca and Spanish. It was declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 1998. Although called the Fort, it had also a religious, ceremonial and residential function. After the visit, we will go for lunch at a local hotel, and we head to Santa Cruz to the Marriott Hotel to rest and enjoy the farewell dinner with the group. (B) (L) (D) DAY 17 (Friday) TRANSFER TO SANTA CRUZ AIRPORT Breakfast at the hotel. Early departure to the airport for your return flight. Your guide will help you with the check-in procedures at the airline and will bid you farewell to this expedition that we hope has fulfilled your expectations. End of our services. (B)

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GROUP TOUR SAE 2425

DREAM OF BOLIVIA

Photographic journey to the best regions of the country accompanied by a professional photographer PHOTO TOUR

Santa Cruz

Sucre - Potosi Uyuni 11 days / 10 nights

La Paz

With extension to Madidi National Park BOLIVIA is a photogenic country wherever you photograph it. Its people, its landscapes, its architecture, its handicrafts. And that's because we have the greatest diversity we can imagine.

High mountains exceeding 6000 meters, deep and fertile valleys, an Amazon that is a gift from God. Anyway, Bolivia has a little for everyone. And photographers will find many reasons to challenge their ability, preparation and technique.

Since you have arrived in the country, its people will welcome you with open arms and the photographer who will accompany you will be waiting to show you the best places to photograph, it will even give you some tips to improve your technique if necessary. Of course, for groups we have considered a free space for an accompanying photographer. In this case, our guides will support you in everything you need.

We start the photographic adventure in Santa Cruz, Bolivia's second largest city with its historic center and the Lomas de Arena, a wonder of nature on the outskirts of the city. Sucre and Potosí are waiting for us with their Spanish colonial legacy before entering Bolivia's most touristic region, the Salar de Uyuni. This, together with Eduardo Avaroa National Park, will show you unimaginable landscapes that will brighten your spirit and challenge you to try your photographic skills. We will continue to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world where we will enjoy a welldeserved rest on its shores, in a hotel that has a lot to show (and photograph). We finished this first part of the program in the city of La Paz, where you will literally photograph it from above. In the second part of the tour and optionally, we will take you to a national reserve that is characterized mainly by being one of the parks with the greatest biodiversity on the planet for its flora and fauna and ecoregions, since it goes from perpetual snow to the tropical lowlands, hosting ethnic communities in its territory.

Madidi National Park is characterized by a large number of watersheds, especially headwaters, located in areas of high precipitation and high soil fragility for steep slopes. It consists of the Tuichi, Quendeque, Madidi and Beni Basin and the Heat and Madre de Dios River Basin. Its climate is diverse, from the cold in the Andes, the temperate intermediate to warm lands in the northern lowlands with higher temperatures ranging from 31° to 33°C between October and January and from 20° to 29°C between March and September. Madidi National Park was declared

by National Geographic as one of areas with the most biodiversity on the planet and one of the 20 most interesting destinations in the world.

DAY 01 Thursday SANTA CRUZ Highlights of the day: the historic center and the La Recova handicraft center.

After your international flight, arrive in Bolivia and reception at Viru Viru airport. Private bus transfer to the hotel and accommodation. Check in and short break. In the afternoon, city tour.

Our first visit is the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Cathedral Museum, the Prefectural Palace, the Art Museum and the House of Culture, all in the historic center of the city. In addition, we will visit the handicraft centers La Recova and The Art Field, where we find regional handicrafts, textiles, ceramics, carvings and others. We ended up with a snack on the Boulevard de Monseñor Rivero. Back to the hotel. Overnight at Aparthotel Premium Suites or similar. (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY MAIN PROGRAM

EUR 2.723.-

Surplus single room

EUR 453.-

OPTIONAL MADIDI PROGRAM

EUR 567.Surplus single room EUR 134.FIXED GROUP DEPARTURES

2024 25 April 23 May 17 October 07 November

INCLUSIONS MAIN PROGRAM Transfers IN/OUT Sta. Cruz, Sucre, Uyuni, La Paz 10 nights in selected boutique hotels 10 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 5 dinners City tour in Santa Cruz, Sucre, Potosí and La Paz Ground transportation for excursions/visits Uyuni package according to the program Titicaca Lake Package according to program Bilingual local guides for visits Suggestions for the best places to photograph.

NOT INCLUDED Flights SANTA CRUZ -SUCRE and UYUNI-LA PAZ International flights and airport fees Drinks in restaurants where meals are included Tips for guides, drivers, and porters Personal expenses Other services not mentioned in the program Health Insurance / Life Insurance

INCLUSIONS OPTIONAL EXTENSION Land transfer to Rurrenabaque.

Transfer to Rurrenabaque Airport Boat transportation to Madidi National Park 3 nights at Madidi Jungle Ecolodge 1 night at Hotel Rosario in La Paz All meals (regular and veggie) at the Lodge.

Mineral water during your stay at the Lodge Local bilingual expert guide (English and Spanish) in appreciation of the jungle.

Guided activities in the park.

NOT INCLUDED National flight RURRENABAQUE / LA PAZ or flight LA PAZ RURRENABAQUE - LA PAZ Entrance to the National Park (Foreigner Bs 200 Carbonated and alcoholic beverages.

Other services not considered in the program.

DAY 02 Friday SANTA CRUZ - SUCRE Highlight of the day: The greatest colonial architecture of the 17th century Breakfast at the hotel and early transfer from the hotel to Viru Viru Airport to take the flight to the city of Sucre. Upon arrival, airport reception and transfer to your hotel. Accommodation at Hotel Parador Santa María Real. The rest of the day is free for private activities and especially for acclimatization before continuing your journey to the upper regions of Bolivia. Our local guide will help you plan the day or book an optional tour of the surrounding area, such as the Cretaceous Park with dinosaur footprints and other surprises, or to make a trip to Tarabuco where you will see the locals in their typical dresses. Return to Sucre for a welcome dinner and meeting. Your guide will indicate you the highlights of the trip from now on. (B) (D) DAY 03 Saturday SUCRE Highlight of the day: Photo shoot at the House of Liberty and the Church and Convent of La Recoleta Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we have planned a city tour with special locations for photo shoots. Visit to the House of Liberty, where the Bolivian Law of Independence was signed in 1825; the Bolívar Park, to see examples of the aristocratic tradition of Sucre, with small replicas of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris; the church and museum of the Recoleta, and the Museum of Indigenous Textiles of ASUR. Return to the hotel, and accommodation in the Parador Santa María Real. (B) DAY 04 Sunday SUCRE - POTOSI Highlight of the day: Colonial architecture and mint Breakfast at the hotel and departure from the hotel towards the city of Potosí. Drive aboard the private bus on a paved road for about three hours until you reach the silver city of Potosí (156 km). Small pause for lunch. In the afternoon, guided city tour with the colonial historic center, including the Mint, colonial streets and artisan markets, the Church of San Lorenzo that has carved stone sculptures in the baroque half-breed style and the church of San Francisco that stands out for its remarkable ceilings. We will continue the day until the Hotel Museo Hacienda Cayara, about 30 minutes away from Potosí. After a short break, dine in its fantastic and historic dining room. Visit of the Hacienda and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 05 Monday POTOSI - UYUNI Highlight of the Day: Interior Mine After breakfast, visit of a private mine operated by the miners themselves that allows us to see their way of life, their beliefs and working conditions, similar to those during the Spanish colony.

Protective clothing and entry helmets will be provided. Then we continue with the trip to the city of Uyuni, driving our same bus for about 3 hours on a good paved road. Check-in and overnight at the Hotel Palacio de Sal, built entirely with salt blocks. (B) (L) (D) DAY 06 Tuesday UYUNI - SALAR ECOLODGE TAMBO COQUESA Highlight of the day: Photo shoot at the world's largest Saltflats Today we will change our means of transport and drive in 4x4 jeeps (up to 4 people per vehicle).

The route is now an unpaved road, a mixture of gravel and salt. The trip will take about 3 hours.

At 9:30 a.m. departure to visit the train cemetery, we continue to the indigenous community of Colchani, observing the production of iodine salt in rustic form, salt crafts, entrance to the white deserts in its fullness, typical landscapes of extraction such as salt pyramids, salt eyes and first salt hotel which is now a museum. Arrival at Coquesa Eco Lodge. Lunch after accommodation.

In the afternoon we continue with a gentle walk to SAJCHILLA Island, an island with ancient cactii, site not yet explored, followed by the visit of the Chantani Museum with mummies and stone shapes. In the evening, we will return to the salt flat to watch the sunset, accompanied by a welcome cocktail. Return to the hotel, dinner and o in Tambo Coquesa Lodge (B) (L) (D) DAY 07 Wednesday TAMBO COQUESA - LAGUNAS - FLAMENCOS Highlight of the day: Salt, desert and wildlife Another day driving jeeps on the unfazed roads and entering the Lipez Region to the Eduardo Avaroa National Park. It will take us about 5 hours to travel the 250 km. After breakfast at 08.00 am, we leave the hotel heading south, enter the salt flat again with paradisiacal landscapes and EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

visit Incahuasi Island, a typical place with the presence of giant cacti in a volcanic rock habitat.

Along the way, visit the community of San Juan, the natural viewpoint of the Ollague volcano (active), the Cañapa lagoon and finally the Hedionda lagoon. Check in at the hotel and later walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three varieties of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 08 Thursday LOS FLAMENCOS - LAGUNAS DE COLORES UYUNI. Highlight of the day: Photographing deserts and colorful lagoons.

Unpaved road to Uyuni, about 240 km from Laguna Hedionda. No stops, it would take about 3 hours, but we are driving without pressure of time visiting the area and making many stops to take photos. Departure at 6:30 a.m. visiting Eduardo Avaroa National Park with Hedionda Lagoon, Charcota, Siloli Desert, Stone Tree, Laguna Colorada, Geysers, Hot Springs, Dalí Desert and Laguna Verde. Return to Uyuni visiting the Valley of the Rock, passing through authentic villages such as Villa Alota, Culpina K, the mining village of San Cristobal and its church. Arrive in Uyuni and check in at the selected hotel. Dinner and accommodation (B) (L) (D) DIA 09 Friday UYUNI LA PAZ Highlight of the day: La Paz and its cable cars Breakfast at the Hotel. On time transfer to the airport to take a local flight to the city of La Paz. Reception at El Alto International Airport and transfer to your hotel in downtown La Paz. Check in and short break before we continue with our visits, this time through the market district and the colonial area with handicrafts. Before we get back to the hotel, we will visit the valley of the moon, bizarre clay formations with interesting forms and return with one of the many cable cars, with spectacular views, literally flying over the city's houses. Overnight (B) DIA 10 Saturday LA PAZ - TITICACA LAKE COPACABANA LA PAZ Highlight of the day: Photographing Lake Titicaca, Copacabana and Isla del Sol Breakfast at the Hotel. Today we walk to the cable car station to drive above the city where our bus will be waiting for us. Oberland ride crossing the Altiplano, the highlands of Bolivia. We will reach Copacabana, the most important religious shrine where we will visit the indigenous and craft markets, as well as the cathedral of the 16th century in which the Virgin Mary was enthroned. After lunch we will continue to the Sun Island to visit the ruins of Pilkokaina Temple, Yumani Stairs, agricultural terraces. Light walk to Yumani to visit an Inca Agricultural Terrace and enjoy a fantastic view of the lake and the Andes mountain range. After a while, boat back to Copacabana on the mainland and return to the city of La Paz with many spectacular stops along the way. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel. (B) (L).

DAY 11 Sunday LA PAZ - AIRPORT. Breakfast at the hotel. Pick up from your hotel at the agreed time for your transfer to El Alto International Airport for your international flight. We offer you the possibility of an extension of your trip to Madidi National Park, your "meeting" with the Jungle and the Amazon Basin.

Happy to have you there. (B)

EXTENSION MADIDI NATIONAL PARK DAY 11 Sunday LA PAZ RURRENABAQUE (415 km 8h 55m) Highlight of the day: From high snow-capped mountains to the tropical region.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to the city of Rurrenabaque, the gateway to Madidi National Park. Transfer to the Hotel and rest. The flight takes approximately 1 hour.

If you prefer, we can leave La Paz by private vehicle to Rurrenabaque crossing the Andes mountain range. Once we reach 4800 m. above sea level. we will perform a blessing ceremony to the "achachilas", the soul of our ancestors. After that, we'll start descending to 600m. through spectacular natural settings where you can challenge your photographic skills. The road is paved at first until you reach Santa Barbara; from there, the road is a dirt road to Rurrenabaque (the distance from La Paz to Rurrenabaque is about 415 km. Registration at Madidi Jungle Ecolodge (B) (L) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

On this day there is the possibility of cycling along the so-called road of death, the old dirt road to the jungle now partially closed to traffic since the paved road was built and is used by cyclists to experience the pure adrenaline that runs along this road. It is an optional tour, only for those who want to do it. The others will travel on the bus until they meet the cyclists in Santa Barbara, to continue the journey together. Duration of the program: about 3 hours.

DAY 12 Monday RURRENABAQUE - MADIDI NATIONAL PARK Highlight of the Day: Nature Photography After breakfast, speedboat departure to Madidi National Park. Our boats are equipped with comfortable seats, life jackets, rain ponchos and a roof. The journey through the Beni and Tuichi rivers lasts 3 hours and is a great opportunity to see the flora, fauna, and stunning landscape of the Bolivian Amazon such as Bala Canyon. Arrival at Madidi Jungle Ecolodge and check-in in traditional cabins. After a short break, lunch and time to relax in the hammocks.

Around 3:00 p.m. 3-hour guided walk along the Tareche Way. This offers you the opportunity to observe a variety of bird species, mainly macaws and parrots, and appreciate the surrounding rainforest. You can also see several species of mammals, such as the white lip species, the brown cappuccino monkey and the red howler monkey. After a walk along the Aguapolo River we return to the Ecolodge. Dinner at the hostel and time to rest and relax.

After dinner, you will have the opportunity to take a night walk in the jungle to observe the nocturnal wildlife. During this walk you can see many species of insects, amphibians and reptiles, such as tarantulas and frogs. You can hear the symphony of the jungle, which is produced by countless wild species. (B) (L) (D) DAY 13 Tuesday MADIDI NATIONAL PARK Highlight of the day: Nature Photography, wildlife contact Breakfast at the Ecolodge. After breakfast, a 3-hour walk begins through the Biwa Trail, a tour where the black spider monkey is frequently sighted, as well as capuchin monkeys, trooppigs, macaws, tocans and many other bird species. The trail will lead you to the Madidi Natural Viewpoint, from where you will have a spectacular view of the primary forest and the meanders of the Aguapolo River. Return to the Ecolodge by the Tareche Trail. Lunch at the Ecolodge and time to rest in the hammocks. In the afternoon we will take a 3-hour guided walk along the Mapajo and Almendrillo trails. On these trails you will appreciate a variety of giant trees, of which stand out the Raccoon (Ceiba Pentandra), Matapalo and Almendrillo, with more than 300 years of life, considered the leafiest in the Amazon rainforest.

Accompanied by your local guide you will have the opportunity to learn about medicinal plants and their healing benefits. Our native guides born and grown in the jungle, maintain ancestral knowledge and combine it with scientific knowledge, facilitating animal observation and interpretation of the wet tropical forest. Return to the Lodge. At dinner, you will try the traditional dish "Dunucuabi", cat fish cooked in heloconia leaves amd local guides will share stories about their ancestors and the local cultures of Uchupiamonas and Tacana. (B) (L) (D) DAY 14 Wednesday MADIDI NATIONAL PARK - RURRENABAQUE LA PAZ Highlights of the day: Nature Photography, wildlife contact Breakfast at the Ecolodge. Boat departure upstream of the Tuichi River bound for the Serere Trail. We will start a short walk until we reach the Piranha Lagoon, where you can optionally do piranha fishing. On this tour you will get to know the riverside forest where the yellow squirrel monkey is frequently sighted. After the fishing activity we will visit a newly discovered mammal salt flat in the area, where you can learn about the behavior of the animals. Return to the Ecolodge by boat. Lunch at the Ecolodge and short break before returning to Rurrenabaque. On the way - and depending on the season, visit optional Caquiahuara to observe red and green macaws and other species of parrots on a rocky cliff. The return journey takes only 2 hours. Arrival in Rurrenabaque and transfer to the airport to take your flight to La Paz. Reception in La Paz and transfer to your hotel in the city. (B) (L) DAY 15 Thursday LA PAZ - RETURN Breakfast. Early transfer to the airport for your flight home. End of our services. (B) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

GROUP TRAVEL

SAE 2419

CARNIVAL OF THE ANDES Circuit in South America with the Carnival of Oruro ... It's just any afternoon. Lima flashes at 30 degrees in the shade; everywhere people use their umbrellas as sunscreen. At the same time, the streets stir around the Plaza Mayor with drums and trumpets, echoing songs along with colonial balconies. It's Carnival in Lima!

People of all ages move in a seemingly endless Diablada - the devil's dance - to the rhythm of Carnival, through the capital of Peru. Its elaborate and gleaming costumes are full of details in all the colors of the prism. In addition to this, thousands of spectators on the edges of the roads. Noisy, colorful moments... and the main theme seems to be dancing.

The city of Puno on Lake Titicaca, with its houses and dirt-colored streets, boasts of being the carnival capital of Peru. The city, which would otherwise be quite bleak, with its 125,000 inhabitants, would otherwise not have many attractions. However, every year in February/March Puno shines in many colors, when the devil's dancers dance through the streets...

Oruro, capital of Bolivian folklore In Bolivia, the city of Oruro, at 3,700 meters above sea level, plays a similar role to Puno. The few views of the ancient mining town tell the story of ancient tin barons and, for most, Oruro is simply a stop on the journey to the Salar de Uyuni, the largest Salt flat in the world.

Only once a year, during Carnival, the city of Oruro trembles under the drums of the people of the Altiplano. Hotel rooms must be booked weeks in advance for the colorful Diablada show. There are many dances such as Caporales, Moreno, Tobas ... more than 100 fraternities ... but here dances the devil led by Archangel Michael.

La Diablada is one of the best and most original dances in Bolivia and a symbol for the Carnival of Oruro, which was declared in 2001 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. In this dance, there is a strong amalgam of the Andes with Christian belief, a stylized battle between good and evil. This is represented by the cult of evil "Supay" to "Huari", the god of the mountains, the Archangel Michael and the figure of Mother Earth, the Pachamama. The key elements of Diablada are the figures of Lucifer, the Archangel Michael, the devil and the devil's women, the seven deadly sins, the bear and the devil's consort, the "China Supay". Forced labor in Bolivia's mines engaged the Aymara Indians to worship in the depths of the mines their God "Huari" who now reinterpreted himself as the Lord of the Caves, el Tío (the "Uncle"), who adopted benevolent traits. And so, the miners began to sacrifice chicha, alcohol, and coke in exchange for wealth and protection.

DAY 1 Saturday, February 03 SANTIAGO DE CHILE Arrival in Santiago de Chile and transfer to your hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon guided tour of the city and excursion to Cerro San Cristóbal for a beautiful view of the city and the Andes Mountains.

Welcome and briefing. (L) DAY 2 Sunday, February 04 SANTIAGO - COLCHAGUA - SANTIAGO After breakfast, we will leave the hotel in Santiago towards the Colchagua Valley. The simple beauty of this quiet city reflects the rural lifestyle. The Colchagua Valley is known for being one of the most fertile wine valleys, particularly for the quality of its red varieties. We'll take you to visit a family vineyard, Viu Manent. The old house, where the café and restaurant are located, is an elegant property to relax and enjoy a simple coffee or a more sophisticated meal. A horse-drawn carriage takes you through the vineyard as part of the tour, before finishing a wine tasting. We continue the route to the Santa Cruz winery. Here we can walk through the winery and taste the Chamán wine. The tour begins by visiting one of these wineries, learning about the winemaking and production process, visiting its wineries and finally tasting wines to get acquainted with the final product. Enjoy a barbecue-style outdoor lunch. Next, we will climb the hill by cable car to visit the indigenous towns, where typical constructions of three native cultures have been represented: mapuche, Rapa Nui and Quechua. After that, we'll be transferred back to the hotel. (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

TOTAL PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

EUR 4. 200.

Surplus single room

EUR 810.-

FIXED GROUP DEPARTURE 03.02.2024

19.02.2024

17 Days

HALB BOARD SERVICES INCLUDED: Transfers, excursions, and visits on private buses.

Overland Transfers from Hito Cajon to Oruro with 4x4 Jeeps 17 nights hotel of 3*** and 4*** 17 breakfasts, 13 lunches, 7 dinners All excursions as described in the program.

Tickets and seat reservation for Carnival Parade in Oruro Professional tourism guide on all the excursions mentioned here All tickets to museums and parks NOT INCLUDED o International flights o Domestic flights in South America in economy class (Santiago-Calama, Cuzco-Lima) o Personal expenses o Tips for guides, drivers and porters o Other meals not specified in the program. o Other excursions or optional walks not mentioned here.

DAY 3 Monday, February 05 SANTIAGO -CALAMA -SAN PEDRO Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Calama. Reception at the airport and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama to the hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon visit to the 17th century church in the village and its archaeological museum Padre le Peige. (B) (L) DAY 4 Tuesday, February 06 ATACAMA SALT FLATS AND LOS FLAMENCOS NATL. PARK In the morning visit the Salar de Atacama and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit Jere's Ravine. Lunch in San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon, visit the Salt Range and the Moon Valley. You will experience an extraordinary sunset there in this strange, moon-like valley with its bright colors (B) (L) DAY 5 Wednesday, February 07 TRIP TO BOLIVIA: LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA After breakfast, we travel to the border town of Hito Cajon between Bolivia and Chile. On this journey, we reach the highest point of our adventure. Continue by jeep to Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon) at Licancabur Volcano (5930 m). The emerald green lagoon has a high concentration of calcium, lead and sulfur carbonates. The journey continues to Laguna Blanca and the Geysers Sold de Mañana: you will see there, mud pools and fumaroles. Nearby, you can bath in hot springs.

Continue to the Laguna Colorada, the Red Lagoon. Along the way, we'll look for a cozy corner for a memorable picnic. Arrival at Los Flamencos hotel near Laguna Hedionda and check-in. After a short break, you can walk and admire the different varieties of Andean flamingos. Dinner at the hotel and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 Thursday, February 08 LAGUNA HEDIONDA - COLCHANI In the morning, we continue with our expedition. This time we crossed the Siloli Desert, one of the driest deserts in the world. Then we visit the Cañapa lagoon and the Dalí desert with a rich mix of colors and rock formations. Enjoy a picnic in a beautiful setting. Then we will drive through the Salar de Uyuni to our hotel. Registration and rest of the afternoon off. At sunset, we will approach the salt area to appreciate a spectacular sunset. Return to the hotel for dinner. Accommodation at Hotel Palacio de Sal (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 Friday, February 09 UYUNI SALT FLATS This day we cross the Salar de Uyuni. With seemingly infinite extensions of more than 12,000 km2, Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world. Free advance through the salt flats, where there is no visible highway, towards Isla Pescado, an oasis with giant cacti and unusual flowers. Continue to the city of Uyuni and visit. On return we will visit a salt factory in Colchani. Once at the hotel, you will have free time until dinner time. You can take advantage of your time to enjoy the hotel's spa, stroll around the place, take a bike tour or just rest until dinner time. (B) DAY 8 Saturday, February 10 UYUNI - ORURO - LAPAZ After breakfast, departure very early from the hotel. Today we have a long journey to the city of Oruro ahead. Oruro was founded in 1606 and is famous for its carnival.

The Carnival of Oruro is one of the most famous cultural and religious carnivals in South America.

Upon arrival, we will head to our seats in the quiet grandstand, and from there we will experience the unique traditional dances with colorful costumes, such as Diablada, Morenada or Caporales.

Thousands of dancers show their loyalty to the Mamita del Socavón, the Virgin of miners.

Explanation of the various dances. At the agreed time, lunch in the restaurant of Hotel Eden, where you can also rest between the dances or enjoy a drink in its bar. As the afternoon falls, we will continue our journey to the city of La Paz. Arrival at Hotel Europa and check-in. After a short break, dinner at the hotel and accommodation. (B) (L) (D).

DAY 9 Sunday, February 11 LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Around noon we will go out for lunch in a typical restaurant and then continue with the guided tour of the city of La Paz, one of the highest cities in the world (3,600 m).

You will experience the historic district with the Plaza Murillo, calle Jaen, San Francisco and Mercado de los Brujos. And of cours,e the lively shopping city. We will also use the cable car lines in the city with spectacular views from above. Back to the hotel and free time to enjoy the evening in this amazing city. Accommodation at the Hotel Europa in La Paz. (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 10 Monday, February 12 LA PAZ - HUATAJATA - ISLA DEL SOL Departure by bus to Huatajata on Lake Titicaca. Breakfast at Hotel Inca Utama. After visiting a local museum our cruise by hydrofoil to the Isla del Sol (Sun Island) will start, the largest inhabited island on the lake. Lunch at Uma Kollu Restaurant, located on one of the original Incas terraces. At sunset, stroll through the village and experience the sunset with one of the most beautiful views of Lake Titicaca. Dinner and accommodation on the island. (B) (L) (D) DAY 11 Tuesday, February 13 ISLA DEL SOL (SUN ISLAND) - COPACABANA- PUNO In the morning we head to Copacabana, perhaps the most important Catholic shrine in South America. Visit the Cathedral with the "Virgen de Copacabana", a wooden statue of the 16th century. After lunch, we will cross the border between Bolivia and Peru to Puno on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. We'll spend the night in Puno. (B) (L) DAY 12 Wednesday, February 14 PUNO - CUZCO We continue our journey by private bus from Puno to Cuzco (about 400 km away). Along the way we will visit the necropolis of Sillustani, visit the Temple of Viracocha Raqchi and the Church of Andahuayllas. In fine weather, we will see the snow-capped peaks of the Andes Mountains. Buffet lunch on the way. Upon arrival in Cusco, check-in at the hotel and free time for private activities.

(B) (L) DAY 13 Thursday, February 15 CUZCO AND AROUND Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will have a city tour visiting some of the Cuzco highlights: the Cathedral, the temple of the sun and the monastery of Santo Domingo, the Plaza de Armas, the cathedral and the old town with the stone of 12 angles. After lunch, we continue by bus and visit the ruins of Sacsay Huaman, Qenqo, Puca Pucara and Tambo Machay. Return to Cusco. (B) (L) DAY 14 Friday, February 16 SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we head to the Sacred Valley. There we will visit the Indian market of Pisac and its archaeological site, as well as the fortress of Ollaytantambo. Buffet lunch on the way. Then we will head to the chosen Hotel in the sacred valley. Free time after registration.

Dinner at the hotel (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 Saturday, February 17 MACHUPICCHU -CUZCO The visit to Machu Picchu is on today's agenda. After breakfast, we will take small buses to the archaeological site of Machu Picchu. The advantage is that we arrived early to the ruins before the crowd of tourists. Our guide will explain the details of the citadel. After the guided tour, free time to explore the ruins on your own. After lunch, return to Cusco via Ollantaytambo. (B) (L) DAY 16 Sunday, February 18 CUZCO - LIMA In the morning, domestic flight to Lima. After lunch (not included), city Tour and visit of the historic center, Plaza de Armas (main square) with the government palace (House of Pizarro), the church and monastery of San Francisco and its catacombs. We will also visit the Golden Museum. At the end of the afternoon, we'll meet for a farewell dinner. (B) (D) DAY 17 Monday, February 19 LIMA - TRANSFER TO THE AIRPORT You will have all day free. Time to go shopping or to recover from your trip. At the given time, transfer to the airport for your flight back home. It is possible to book individually daily trips from Lima (such as the Nazca Lines or the Ballesta Island, the small Galapagos Island). If you plan to stay a few more days in South America, we will gladly help you to plan your extension. Once at the Airport, end of our services. (B)

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BOLIVIA AND THE CARNAVAL DE ORURO 13 days / 12 nights Oruro, capital of Bolivian folklore In Bolivia, the city of Oruro, at 3,700 meters above sea level, plays a similar role to Puno. The few views of the ancient mining town tell the story of ancient tin barons and, for most, Oruro is simply a stop on the journey to the Salar de Uyuni, the largest Salt flat in the world.

Only once a year, during Carnival, the city of Oruro trembles under the drums of the people of the Altiplano. Hotel rooms must be booked weeks in advance for the colorful Diablada show. There are many dances such as Caporales, Moreno, Tobas ... more than 100 fraternities ... but here dances the devil led by Archangel Michael.

La Diablada is one of the best and most original dances in Bolivia and a symbol for the Carnival of Oruro, which was declared in 2001 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. In this dance, there is a strong amalgam of the Andes with Christian belief, a stylized battle between good and evil. This is represented by the cult of evil "Supay" to "Huari", the god of the mountains, the Archangel Michael and the figure of Mother Earth, the Pachamama. The key elements of Diablada are the figures of Lucifer, the Archangel Michael, the devil and the devil's women, the seven deadly sins, the bear and the devil's consort, the "China Supay". Forced labor in Bolivia's mines engaged the Aymara Indians to worship in the depths of the mines their God "Huari" who now reinterpreted himself as the Lord of the Caves, el Tío (the "Uncle"), who adopted benevolent traits. And so, the miners began to sacrifice chicha, alcohol, and coke in exchange for wealth and protection.

DAY 1 (Saturday, February 3) ARRIVAL AT SANTA CRUZ Arrival in Santa Cruz, the second largest city in Bolivia. Reception and transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon, your guide will accompany you for lunch, and there after city tour in Santa Cruz. You will start by visiting the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Cathedral Museum, the Prefectural Palace, the Art Museum and the House of Culture, all in the historic center of the city. In addition, you will visit the La Recova craft center and the Art field, where you will find regional handicrafts, textiles and ceramics. Back to the hotel. Overnight at the Senses Boutique Hotel. (L) DIA 2 (Sunday, February 4) SANTA CRUZ - SAMAIPATA SANTA CRUZ After breakfast, departure to Samaipata on a shared transportation. Visit to "El Fuerte", the largest carved stone in the world with 250 meters long and 60 meters wide. It is also believed that it was a ceremonial center of local and Amazonian peoples such as the Arawak-Chané of the plains of Grigotá, of transit through the brave Guaraní, later territory of Contact with the Inca Empire and finally a tambo and fort of the Spanish colony and know much more... Lunch before returning to Santa Cruz. Rest of the afternoon at leisure. Overnight at the Senses Boutique Hotel. (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

TOTAL PRICE IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

EUR 2.560.Surplus single room: EUR 403.Inclusions 12 nights Hotel (with bathroom or shower/WC) 12 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, 3 Dinners Included All excursions and transfers mentioned in the program.

All tickets to museums and national parks Guide in English during the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED International flight to Santa Cruz, Bolivia Domestic flights Santa Cruz- Sucre and La Paz/ Santa Cruz No guides during transfers between cities Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, drivers and porters.

Personal expenses

DAY 3 (Monday, February 5) SANTA CRUZ SUCRE Breakfast at the hotel. It's time to leave for Sucre, the capital of Bolivia. Sucre is located at an altitude of 2,700 meters above sea level. Transfer to the airport for your local flight. Upon arrival, your guide will be waiting for you at the terminal. Transfer to the hotel and check-in. In the afternoon, after lunch you will visit the city of Sucre. You'll see the sights of Bolivia's capital, including the Cathedral, Casa de la Libertad, Recoleta Monastery and the Textile Museum ASUR. Then, we will make a brief visit to the outskirts of Sucre, including the Dinosaur Park, with the dinosaur footprints discovered a few years ago. Overnight at the Hotel Su Merced, located in a majestic mansion of the eighteenth century that was rescued and remodeled completely preserving all its architectural details. (B) (L) DAY 4 (Tuesday, February 6) SUCRE POTOSI - UYUNI After breakfast, transfer to bus terminal in Sucre around 08:00 am for your transfer to Potosí.

Arrival at the bus terminal around 11:00 am. You will visit the mining market to learn about the tools used in mining exploitation, Coca and its catalyst for acullico of chewing the coca leaves. We provide ourselves with the necessary equipment to visit a mining cooperative and learn about the work inside the mine. Lunch included. In the afternoon, we will visit the Mint, one of the highlights in Potosi form the spanish colonial time. After the visit, we will continue to the bus terminal for your transfer to Uyuni around 04:00 p.m.. Upon arrival, transfer to the Sal Yokuso Hotel. Dinner on your own (B) (L).

DAY 5 (Wednesday, February 7) COLCHANI UYUNI SALTFLATS KOLCHA K After breakfast, the tour begins with the visit of Colchani small town where you will observe the salt process, if you like to buy handicrafts made from salt or textiles llama or alpaca wool is a good place to choose one, then get ready to see the wonderful Salar de Uyuni that has more than 10,000 square kilometers. Inside the Salar you will appreciate the Salt Piles (small salt pyramids that the people of the town make to dry and then process the salt), then you will see the Ojos del Salar (which are natural conduits through which salt water circulates and end in holes). Then you will know the first and only Hotel de Sal (Museum) inside the salt flat. Continuing with the tour you will go directly to Incahuasi Island where you will see giant cacti, petrified coral rock formations and a spectacular panoramic view of the Salar. In this place you will have lunch.

Continuing with the tour, you will enjoy the scenery in the middle of the salt flats and of course there will be no shortage of photographs taken with perspective. Lunch and dinner included.

Overnight at the Kolcha K Salt Hotel. (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Thursday, February 8) KOLCHA K COLOURED LAGOONS LAGUNA COLORADA Breakfast at the hotel. The tour starts very early leaving on the route to San Juan, we continue with the viewpoint of the Ollague Volcano (5,865 m.a.s.l.), from where you can observe the smoke emanating from the active Volcano, then you can observe the Cañapa, Hedionda, Honda, Chiarcota and Laguna Ramaditas lagoons, which are used by flamingos as feeding and resting points during their migratory movements. After this you will pass through the Siloli Desert where the Stone Tree is located whose evolution and shape are due to the wind erosion of time, then get ready to see the Laguna Colorada named for the reddish color of its waters and which is the gateway to the Eduardo Abaroa Reserve. At the end of the afternoon we arrive at our lodge in Laguna Colorada. Lodging with private bathroom. Dinner included. (B) (D) DAY 7 (Friday, February 9) LAGUNA COLORADA LAGUNA VERDE UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. We continue with the Geysers (4,950 meters above sea level) where you can observe volcanic activity, fumaroles that emanating toxic gas. Geysers where lava boils with a strong smell of sulfur, then you can enjoy a natural hot bath in Hot Springs (280C to 300C), where breakfast will also be served. We will pass through the Dalí Desert where you can observe rock EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

formations and continue visiting Laguna Blanca (White Lagoon) and Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon) which is located at the foot of the Licancabur Volcano (5,930 meters above sea level). Return to Polques and then head to the Villa Mar Village. On the way back to Uyuni we will visit the Valley of Rocks where there are huge and giant blocks of rocks, some on top of each other, reddish in color and polished by nature and wind erosion. Finally, we will visit the town of Alota, a community dedicated to the breeding of camelids and then San Cristóbal with its Colonial Church. The approximate time of arrival in Uyuni is 7:00 p.m. Overnight at Yokuso Salt Hotel. Dinner on your own (B) (L) DAY 8 (Saturday, February 10) UYUNI ORURO CARNIVAL LA PAZ Departure from Uyuni at 06:00 am. arriving in Oruro around 10:00 am. American breakfast at Hotel Eden Restaurant. Accommodation in numbered seats next to the presidential box (Plaza 10 de Noviembre). Oruro was founded in 1606 and it´s famous for its carnival. Experience the unique traditional dances with colourful costumes, such as the Diablada, Morenada or Caporales.

Thousands of dancers show their loyalty to the Mamita del Socavón, the Madonna of miners.

Explanation of the various dances. The carnival parade takes longer than 18 hours, but you have free movement; that is, you may wish to consider watching the various dances and/or relaxing at the hotel and go in between to the parade. You will get following DISTINCTIVE: 1 Cap, Rain Poncho 1 Pack with 2 waters and 1 juice Lunch at Hotel EDEN Restaurant (menu of your choice) with 1 Beer or refreshment.

Snack Professional Tour Guide Access bracelet to the Eden hotel for the bathrooms Private security.

Around 8 p.m we will continue to La Paz. Upon arrival at 11:00 pm, check in at the hotel Las Brisas 3***. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 9 (Sunday, February 11) LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will visit the city o La Paz. On this walk you will appreciate the cultural, historical, architectural and natural richness. See the Plaza Murillo, the Cathedral, the Government Palace, the artisan market and the witches' market, where local people buy products necessary for ritual ceremonies, as well as local handicrafts. After our visit to the urban center, we descend from 3,900 to 3,100 meters above sea level to the southern area of the city in 2 yellow and green cable cars. We continue our visit with the Valley of the Moon passing through the residential neighborhoods of the southern area of this city. The afternoon is at your disposal for private activities. Overnight at the hotel Las Brisas 3*** (B) DAY 10 (Monday, February 12) LA PAZ TIWANAKU LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Tiwanaku at 08:00 am and arriving at the archaeological complex 2hours later. The Tiwanaku culture dates back to 1,500 B.C. in its beginnings and 1,200 A.D. at its extinction. It contemplates 3 periods in the evolution of their culture which are: the Village, Urban and Expansive period. It is located at an altitude of 3,845 meters above sea level.

Tiwanaku was a culture that demonstrated its extensive knowledge of architecture, agriculture, astronomy, ceramics, which allowed it to be named by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2000.

We visit the Archaeological site and its main ceremonial centers such as: The Pyramid of Akapana, Semi-Subterranean Temple, Kalasalaya Temple, The Sun Gate and finish at Puma Punku. Lunch and return to La Paz. Overnight at the Hotel night Las Brisas 3* EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 11 (Tuesday, February 13) LA PAZ COPACABANA Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the bus terminal and ride to Copacabana by Tourist Bus. Departure to the Sanctuary of Copacabana, which is located 3 hours and 30 minutes, 160 kilometers from the city of La Paz. After 1 and a half hours we will be able to appreciate the Andes Mountains with its main peaks such as Condoriri, Negruni, Chachacomani and Illampu. We continue our journey to the Straight of Tiquina, which divides Lake Titicaca into the minor and major lakes. We cross the strait by boat to continue our journey to Copacabana. Arrival in Copacabana and lunch. Then we leave by boat to the southern part of the island of the sun, visit the temple of Pilcocaina, continue with a 1h30 hike to the community of Yumani visiting the Yumani Steps, agricultural terraces and the Inca fountain. Arrival and installation in lodging.

Ecolodge Casa de la Luna. Dinner included (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Wednesday, February 14) SUN ISLAND COPACABANA LA PAZ SANTA CRUZ Breakfast at the hotel. Early ion the morning we will visit the community of Estancia to learn about the daily life of the population and of course enjoy the scenery offered by the lake and the mountain range. At the fiven time, return to Copacabana by boat and continue by bus to La Paz. Upon arrival at the bus terminal, transfer to the airport for your flight to Santa Cruz at 08:30 p.m.

Upon arrival in Santa Cruz, transfer to your hotel Senses Boutique for the overnight. (B) DAY 13 (Thursday, February 15) SANTA CRUZ Breakfast at the hotel. On time transfer to the airport for your return flight or continuation of your adventure in South America. End of our services. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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CARNIVAL OF ORURO FROM SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA AND SALAR DE UYUNI 4 days

3 nights

After your journey in Chile and San Pedro de Atacama, land in Oruro, and witness the Carnival like never before! Carnival is without a doubt a worldwide celebration that is mirrored in cultures all over the world. Until you experience the Carnival de Oruro in Bolivia, you are truly missing out something: Grotesque masks that will make your head spin, constant parades of music, and people dancing in the streets. The beauty of the small mining town of Oruro being host to such an elaborate display of pageantry is how whimsical and authentic this makes the entire experience. All colours of the rainbow come to life on the streets and on the plates with an endless array of foods to sooth every pallet.

The Carnival of Oruro is a religious festival dating back more than 200 years that takes place in Oruro. It is one of UNESCO's Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

Originally an indigenous festival, the celebration later was transformed to incorporate a Christian ritual around the Virgin of Candelaria (Candlemas Virgin). The traditional Diablada became the leading traditional dance of the festival. Throughout the festival, more than 48 groups of folk dancers specializing in 18 different folk dances perform a pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Mineshaft on Saturday of Carnival in a traditional parade. Oruro's historical importance, as well as its cultural and religious influence, make its carnival a natural setting for demonstrating the multiculturalism of Bolivia and especially its variety of folk dances.

We will pick you up from your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama and take you to Bolivia where you will start visiting the Eduardo Avaroa National Park with the Siloli desert, the driest desert of the world, Dali Desert with incredible colourful mountains, the different colourful Lagoons before ending at your hotel. Then you will marvel the Uyuni Salt Flats with its not visible highway before we reach Oruro to experience the fantastic Carnival. At the end of the tour, we will take a private vehicle to continue to La Paz where your adventure ends.

DAY 1 Wednesday, Febr. 07 TRIP TO BOLIVIA: LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA After breakfast, travel by private bus up to Hito Cajón border town between Bolivia and Chile. On this trip, we reach the highest point of our adventure. Continue by jeep to the Laguna Verde at Licancabur volcano (5930 m). The emerald, green lagoon has a high concentration of calcium carbonates, lead, and sulfur. The trip continues to Laguna Blanca and the geysers Sol de Mañana: You will see there, mud pools and fumaroles. Nearby, you can bath in hot springs. Continue to the red Laguna Colorada.

On our way, we will look for a cozy corner for a memorable picnic. Overnight at our Los Flamencos Hotel near the Laguna Hedionda. After a short break, you will be able to walk around and admire the different varieties of Andean Flamingos. Dinner at the Hostel and overnight. (L) (D) DAY 2 Thursday, February 08 DESIERTO LIPEZ (LIPEZ DESERT) In the morning, we continue with our expedition. This time we cross the Siloli desert, one of the driest deserts in the world. Then we visit the Cañapa lagoon and the Dali Desert with a rich mix of colours and rock formations. Enjoy a picnic in beautiful

PRICE PER PERSON in double occupancy

USD 875.Surplus single room USD 149.-

FIXED GROUP DEPARTURE 07.02.2024

10.02.2024

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INCLUDING SERVICES:

Transfer from San Pedro de Atacama to Bolivia with a private vehicle.

Transfer from Oruro to your hotel in La Paz Spanish / English speaking guide (other languages upon request) 4 overnights at selected hotel/hostels 3 Breakfast, 3 Lunches, 2 Dinners Entrada de Carnaval in Oruro with selected seat at the tribune.

Salar de Uyuni and Avaroa National Park Tour 1 bottle of water per person All our vehicles have first aid kit, oxygen tank and satellite phone Open bar at the Hotel in Oruro during your stay NOT INCLUDED Alcoholic beverages in restaurants Non-mentioned meals and extras Tips for drivers and guides Personal expenses

surroundings. Then we drive through the Salar de Uyuni (Salt Lake) to our hotel on the outskirts of the Uyuni Salt Lake. The Hotel Tambo Coquesa Lodge lies at the feet of the Thunupa Volcano, it is built of salt blocks on fundaments of an old Tambo, indian refugee for merchandisers crossing the region. Dinner and overnight at the Nuevo Amanecer Salt Hostel. (B) (L) (D) DAY 3 Friday, February 09 UYUNI On this day, we drive on the Uyuni Salt Flats. With seemingly endless stretches of more than 12,000 sq. km, Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world. Free speed ahead through the salt flats, on which there is no visible highway, towards Isla Pescado (Fish Island), an oasis with giant cacti and unusual flowers. Continue to the city of Uyuni and visit on the way a salt factory in Colchani. Registration at the Salt Hotel Yokuso (B) DAY 4 Saturday, February 10 CARNAVAL DE ORURO Early departure to Oruro. Today we have a long drive to the city of Oruro before us.

Arrival in Oruro and breakfast at the Hotel Eden. Oruro was founded in 1606 and it´s famous for its carnival. Upon arrival in Oruro, we´ll go to our reserved Tribune with numbered seats at the presidential box side (10 of February Square), and from there experience the unique traditional dances with colourful costumes, such as the Diablada, Morenada or Caporales. Thousands of dancers show their loyalty to the Mamita del Socavón, the Madonna of miners. Explanation of the various dances. The carnival parade takes longer than 18 hours, but you have free movement; that is, you may wish to consider watching the various dances and/or relaxing at the hotel and go in between to the parade. Lunch at Hotel EDEN Restaurant (menu of your choice) with the right to 1 beer or soft drink. Around 8 p.m we will continue to La Paz. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel (not included). If you need a hotel just let us know and we´ll do the job for you. End of our services. (B) (L) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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CULTURAL AND NATURE ADVENTURE IN THE ANDES There are two icons that make South America a unique destination: Its culture, highlighted by the Inca Empire and followed by many other small but particularly important cultures as well.

The influence that the Spanish conquerors left in the region, the religion, the language and many other issues, enhance the cultural importance of the region. After the conquerors left South America, the new republics tried to write their own history. Culture means also architecture, gastronomy, music... This diversity will conquer you as it did with all visitors (and conquerors) upon the time.

Nature plays also a very important role. The Andes Mountains as well as the Amazonas motivate travellers from all over the world to come visit the region. The latter offering a great biodiversity and adventure and the Andes showing great and diverse sceneries that will impregnate your pupils for ever.

You will start your trip in Lima, the capital city of Peru and full of history and culture. Highlight is the Amano Museum. Then comes Cuzco and Macchu Pichu in the program. We don´t need to explain anything about the most visited spot in South America and one of the new Wonders of the Earth. Nature will surprise you at the Sacred Valley of the Incas, at Lake Titicaca, at the newly Destination of the superlative in Bolivia and Latin America, the Uyuni Salt Flats, the ou in this spectacular adventure with nature and culture we have prepared for you.

If you are planning to organize your group for this Andean countries, please contact us for special offers and suggestions.

DAY 1 Saturday LIMA After your scheduled international flight to South America, arrival in Lima and transfer to your hotel where you can rest after the long journey and time difference. In the afternoon, we will visit the most important tourist attractions of the city: the Cathedral, the Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace and the Archbishop. Afterwards, visit the residential districts of Lima: San Isidro with its olive groves, golf course and the Huaca Huallamarka, Miraflores with its Central Park "Parque del Amor" and the nearby beaches. Continue visiting the private museum Amano, which specializes in the pre-Inca culture Chancay. The museum has an outstanding collection of tissues. It also shows a selection of unique pottery pieces arranged in chronological order, showing the evolution of Peruvian cultures. Back to the hotel for rest.

DAY 2 Sunday LIMA CUSCO Breakfast at the hotel. Morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Cuzco (not included).

Arrival in Cuzco and transfer to your hotel and accommodation. Lunch on your own. In the afternoon, you will get on a walking tour to some of the highlights in Cuzco: KORI-CANCHA, the Sun Temple and Convent of Santo Domingo, Plaza de Armas (Main Square), the Cathedral and the old town with the stone of 12 angles. (B) DAY 3 Monday SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS After breakfast, you will visit the ruins of Sacsay Huaman, Kenko, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay. Return to Cusco. In the afternoon, you will continue towards the sacred valley. There you will visit the Indian market of Pisac and its archaeological site, as well as the fortress of Ollaytantambo. Overnight at the sacred valley (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY from EUR 3.216.Surplus single room + EUR 960.-

Individual traveling

2023 Starting every Saturday in Lima (Peru) From 2 Persons

15 days / 14 nights

INCLUSIONS

Private transfers for sightseeing tours and connections.

14 nights in selected hotels of your choice (3 or 4 stars with bath or shower/WC) 14 breakfasts, 9 lunches and 3 dinners included All excursions and transfers mentioned in the program.

Local english-speaking guide in all excursions All entrance fees to national parks, museums and excursions 24 h. support (Hotline)

NOT INCLUDED

International and local flights Local airport taxes Tips for Guides, drivers and Porters Personal expenses Optional tours Other services not mentioned in the program

DAY 4 Tuesday MACHU PICCHU Breakfast at the hotel. Today, the visit of Machu Picchu highlights the program. Departure in Ollantaytambo with the panoramic train to the station of Aguas Calientes and continue with small buses to the archaeological site of Machu Picchu. Guided visit of the citadel and then you will have free time to explore the ruins on your own. After lunch, which is included at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge Hotel, return to Cusco with the Vistadome train via Ollantaytambo and further with a bus. (B) (L) DAY 5 Wednesday CUSCO - PUNO Breakfast at the hotel. Private bus ride to Puno (about 400 km). On the way, you will visit the church of Andahuaylillas and Raqchi. The Temple of Viracocha and the Necropolis of Sillustani. Lunch on the way. In good weather, you can see the snowy peaks of the Andes.

Arrival in Puno and accommodation in selected hotel. (B) (L) DAY 6 Thursday PUNO - COPACABANA - SUN ISLAND In the morning, after breakfast you will drive to Bolivia, After the customs formalities and passport controls, we will continue our journey and visit Copacabana, perhaps the most important Latin American catholic shrine. Visit to the Cathedral of the "Virgin of Copacabana", a wooden figure of the 16th Century. After lunch, take a boat to the island of the sun. After a soft trekking on the island, we will reach our next accommodation. Lunch on In the evening, short walk on the island to meet the isleños , the inhabitants if the island and to watch the sunset on a beautiful spot from where you can see the magnificence of Lake Titicaca. Overnight at a family-run lodge. (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 Friday SUN ISLAND - LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will continue our trip by bus towards La Paz. We will cross the Straight of Tiquina, the narrowest part of the Lake dividing it in two parts with different geographical features. Continue by bus through the Altiplano (highlands) to the city of La Paz. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel (B) (L) DAY 8 Saturday LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning city tour of La Paz, one of the highest cities in the world (3.600 m). La Paz and its surroundings will take you to a mysterious past, where every corner, every street, is a hidden treasure where adventure begins a living story that will improve all its pre-Hispanic traditions and magic in its streets. The colonial, indigenous and modern neighborhoods, the indigenous market, the witch market, and fascinating scenarios, framed by the majestic "Illimani", the mountain image of the city, in the Andes Mountains.

Finally, we visit the Valley of the Moon, where you will see strange clay formations. Today you will have the opportunity to use the modern cable car system in the city, visit several districts and literally fly over the rooftops. The afternoon is at leisure. Enjoy the modern cable car that connects different points of interest and superb aerial views of the city. (B) DAY 9 Sunday LA PAZ UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Uyuni. Arrival in Uyuni.

The Uyuni salt lake is, with seemingly endless expanses of more than 12,000 km2, the largest salt flat in the world. Your guide will pick you at the airport up and you will start exploring the Salar de Uyuni, the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, and the largest lithium reserve in the world with 50-70% of the world's lithium. It has also significant amounts of potassium, boron, and magnesium. Considered the largest mirror in the world in rainy season, to its large size, to the high percentage of smooth surface and its high reflectivity, the Salar is used for satellite calibration. During the visit we will take a short break for lunch. Then visit the Incahuasi Island which is completely surrounded by the huge salt surface of the Salar de Uyuni. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. We'll get to the hotel to rest.

When the time comes, the guide will take us to the banks of the Salar to enjoy an unforgettable sunset. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight (B) (L) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 10 Monday UYUNI SALT LAKE AVAROA NATIONAL PARK After breakfast at 8:00 am, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, returning to the salt flats with paradisiacal landscapes. Subsequently, we continue our journey to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit to the "comunarios" (locals), continue to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda. Accommodation in Los Flamencos Ecohotel. After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 11 Tuesday LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA - TRIP TO CHILE Breakfast at the hotel. On this current trip, you reach the highest point of your adventure.

There you will see the Licancabur Volcano (5930 m) and the Laguna Blanca, Laguna Verde as well as the geysers Sol de Mañana. You will also see mud pools and fumaroles. The emerald lagoon has a high concentration of lead, sulfur and calcium carbonates. Continue to Laguna Colorada. Then continue to Hito Cajon, border village between Bolivia and Chile. After Migration and Customs formalities, continuation by bus to San Pedro de Atacama.

Accommodation at the selected Hotel. (B) (L) DAY 12 Wednesday ATACAMA SALTFLATS AND LOS FLAMENCOS NATIONAL PARK In the morning, visit to the Atacama Salt Lake and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit to the Quebrada de Jere. Lunch at San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon you will visit the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain) and the Valley of the Moon. You will experience an unusual sunset in this bizarre, almost lunar-like valley, with its bright colours. Overnight at San Pedro de Atacama (B) (L) DAY 13 Thursday CALAMA - SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport and flight to Santiago, the capital of Chile.

Arrive in Santiago and transfer to your hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon sightseeing tour of the city. We drive past the Club Hípico, along the Parque O'Higgins and the Palacio Cousiño, a gorgeous full-city palace, built between 1870 and 1878. We come into the city center. On the way, you see the government palace La Moneda, the Universidad de Chile, the Church of San Francisco, the National Library and the Santa Lucia Mountain on which Santiago was founded in 1541. The tour continues along the Alameda. We cross the Río Mapocho. We will drive through the artists and nightlife district Bella Vista to the city hill Cerro San Cristobal. From here, you have a wonderful view over Santiago. On the way back to the hotel, we see the modern residential districts of Vitacura and Las Condes. (B) DAY 14 Friday SANTIAGO DE CHILE Breakfast at the hotel. We will pick you up from your hotel at 9:00 and take you to Pirque, an hour southeast of Santiago. Our tour starts in Viña Concha y Toro in Pirque, one of the world´s best known wineries accompanied by a local guide. You will be shown a video of the company, and guided through the old park and vineyards, including a visit to the famous Bodega del Diablo, followed by a tasting of 2 of its wines. The excursion to Concha y Toro lasts approximately 1 hour and you can buy its wines at the end if you are interested. You will also receive a glass of wine as a farewell gift that we will leave at the door of the winery and pick it up on our way back to Santiago. Return to Santiago. Accommodation. (B) DAY 15 Saturday SANTIAGO RETURN FLIGHT Full day at leisure. Possibility for an optional excursion to Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, transfer from the hotel to the airport for the return flight home. End of our services. (B)

(B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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TRAVEL GROUP SAE 2456

BIKING THE ANDES

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

EUR 3. 920.-

Peru, Bolivia and Chile

Surplus single room EUR 760.-

22 days / 21 nights HALF BOARD

MINIMUN 6 pax

Adventure tourism has become an icon of tourism and is present in all countries of the world. The most demanded activities are hiking and cycling, the latter further driven by the introduction of electric bikes, which have not only allowed the elderly and those "little" athletes to actively participate in this modality. it also helps to shorten distances, or in other words, achieve greater distances with less effort. The problem in South America is obviously the big distances. That is why we offer you in this program some of the most interesting sections that can be done with bicycles.

We started the adventure in Lima with the "City Bike Tour", biking through streets and boulevards of great interest but that are almost unknown to most tourists. In the middle of the tour. you can try the original pisco sour at the bar where this famous Peruvian drink was created. Once in Cusco, we cycle through Incas archaeological sites around the city until we reach its main square, as well as in the Sacred Valley visiting Moray and Maras. A day later we will pedal an old section of the Inca Way surrounded by incredible panoramic views of the Vilcanota mountain range. Then we will take a break with the bikes to visit the incomparable citadel of Machu Picchu. We continue to pedal through South America and enter Bolivia for a fascinating pre-Hispanic adventure on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Then we will live the path of death descending from 4800 meters above sea level to 1200 meters in the Valley of Los Yungas.

The Uyuni Saltflats are for now the most demanded tourist attraction in Bolivia. Here we will have a few days to marvel at the largest expanse of Salt on the planet and the colorful lagoons of Eduardo Avaroa National Park. To finish the tour, we will pedal in Santiago de Chile visiting the Maipo and Casablanca Valleys in addition to touring some of the most interesting parks of the Chilean capital, as well as on the Cuesta La Dormida on the outskirts of the city.

Come bike with EUROLATINO and live your adventure!!!

DAY 1 (Friday) INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT You will start your journey flying to Lima, Peru. After arrival, reception and welcome through our partner in Peru and transfer to your hotel in the center. Rest of the day at leisure.

DAY 2 (Saturday) LIMA After breakfast at the hotel, start our "Lima City Bike Tour", a very interesting way to start the adventure in South America. Experience a close-up visit to the city through Lima's streets, avenues, parks, boulevards, bike paths and major attractions, including those almost unknown secret sites and details that form an important part of the city's history. On the bike ride, we will visit the highlights of the city: Huaca Pucllana, the Historic Center, the traditional and elegant neighborhood of San Isidro, the Exhibition Park, Plaza San Martín, the Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral of Lima and the monastery of San Francisco. Much more ... Along the way, we will have the opportunity to try the original Pisco Sour, the Peruvian national drink, right at the bar where it was created in 1935. After lunch/snack in the traditional Cordano, the walk continues through the pleasant residential areas from Jesús María to Miraflores on the bike path by the sea. We will return from 4 to 5 pm to the hotel in Miraflores to rest. In the evening, enjoy the first welcome buffet dinner, which includes the best Peruvian cuisine and international dishes, as well as live music and traditional dance show. (B) (L) (D) DAY 3 (Sunday) LIMA - CUZCO Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Lima Airport. Flight from Lima to Cusco. Upon arrival reception and meeting with our partner at Cusco airport. Transfer to the selected hotel in Cusco. In the afternoon, we will take the Yuncaypata bike tour on the best downhill trails near Cusco, an outEUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

FIXED DEPARTURES FOR GROUPS

2024

05 April 10 May 02 August 16 August

06 September 20 September 04 October 18 October

INCLUSIONS 21 nights hotel of 3*** and 4**** 21 Breakfasts, 16 Lunches, 6 Dinners All excursions mentioned in the program.

All tickets to museums and parks Information pack with travel literature Guide in English all the way Technical support by professional cyclists.

Bicycles according to the technical demands of the route, with protective helm 24 Hs. hotline support NOT INCLUDED International flights Domestic flights (Lima-Cuzco, La Paz-Uyuni, Calama-Santiago) Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, drivers and porters.

Personal expenses

of-the-ordinary option to get a close view of Cusco's true lifestyle. Visit Pucapucara to Kenko, Sacsayhuaman, Lanlacuyoc and Kusilluchayoc Inka Temples. The promenade follows an ancient Inca path through narrow stone-paved streets through the San Blas district, the Teteqaqa shrine, the twelve-corner stone, the seven-snake street and finally the main square of Cusco. Overnight at the chosen hotel. (B) DAY 4 (Monday) CUZCO MORAY MARAS - CALCA Breakfast. Full-day bike tour to Moray and Maras. The adventure begins by going in a private vehicle to the Chinchero Plateau, from where the bike ride along the valley begins, passing through the Huaypo lagoon to the impressive archaeological site of Moray. Here we will have a break and have a magnificent lunch in an old and beautiful Hacienda restaurant in the middle of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. After lunch, there is an exciting descent to the pre-Inca salt mines of Maras, including a guided tour of the site. The journey ends in the village of Calca in the Sacred Valley of the Inkas. Accommodation in Calca in a nice local lodge. (B) (L) (D) DAY 5 (Tuesday) LARES CALCA OLLANTAYTAMBO - SACRED VALLEY Breakfast. Lares - Calca - Ollantaytambo bike tour. Transfer to Huayracpunku summit (4250 masl) to take the best descent path in South America. Travelling in an old section of the original Camino Inca surrounded by panoramic views of the Vilcanota mountain range will be an unforgettable and incredible experience! After 4 hours of incredible descent, we will reach the village of Calca in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Lunch and rest. In the afternoon transfer to visit the village of Ollantaytambo and the archaeological site. Unique and interesting place since local people today still live in old inca palaces and houses built more than 500 years ago. Later, on the Vista Dome tourist train, travel to Aguas Calientes. Over night at a local hotel in Aguas Calientes. (B) (L) DAY 6 (Wednesday) MACHU PICCHU - CUZCO Breakfast. All-day tour to Machu Picchu and return to Cusco. This day the tour starts very early in the morning with a 1.5-hour hike to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu to see the amazing sunrise show. Optional you can take the bus service to climb to Machu Picchu. Once in the Inca citadel take part in a 2-hours guided tour and then free time to visit on your own rhythm Huayna Picchu, Inti Punku, Temple of the Moon and others ... After all these activities, we will return to Aguas Calientes to take the train to Ollantaytambo and then to Cusco. (B) DAY 7 (Thursday) CUZCO - PUNO Breakfast buffet. Today we continue to travel by land to Puno, on a road that crosses the most beautiful landscape with snow-capped mountains, hot springs and small villages of the Altiplano.

On the way we will make some visits. Lunch included. Upon arrival, registration at the Casa Andina Hotel and overnight. (B) (L) DAY 8 (Friday) PUNO - ISLA DEL SOL (BOLIVIA) Breakfast. Departure from the hotel to the border with Bolivia. After the formalities of immigration, we continue to Copacabana city, on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Visit to the Basilica of the Dark Virgin, a wooden work of the sixteenth century. Copacabana is the most important Catholic shrine in Bolivia and South America. After lunch we will take a boat to the Sun Island.

Our first stop will be at "Pilcocaina" the temple of the sun. Your guide will explain to you the meaning of this temple and its relationship with the Inca Empire. In the evening, you will go with your guide to the top of the island to enjoy an awesome sunset on Lake Titicaca. Back to your lodge for dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 9 (Saturday) ISLA DEL SOL - LA PAZ After breakfast, we will visit the Inca staircase and Sacred Fountain where you will see the water of eternal youth. According to an Inca legend, anyone who drinks from this water will always be young and happy. Then we continue to the Yampupata Peninsula where our bikes will be waiting for us. Start your next pedal adventure to Sampaya, a pre-Hispanic city that still retains ancient architecture in their homes. We will be cycling all day until we reach the straight of Tiquina, the narrowest part of the lake. We will continue from the other side by bus on a very nice and relaxing overland ride until we reach the city of La Paz, Overnight at the Hotel Europa or similar (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 10 (Sunday) LA PAZ Breakfast buffet. In the morning, guided tour of the city. La Paz and its surroundings take you to a mysterious past, where every corner, every street, is a hidden treasure where adventure begins a living story that will improve all its pre-Hispanic traditions and magic in its streets. The colonial, indigenous and modern neighborhoods, the indigenous market, the witch market, and fascinating scenarios, framed by the majestic "Illimani", the mountain image of the city, in the Andes Mountains. Finally, we visit the Valley of the Moon, where you will see strange clay formations. Today you will have the opportunity to use the modern cable car system in the city, visit several districts and literally fly over the rooftops. (B) DAY 11 (Monday) LA PAZ - LOS YUNGAS Breakfast buffet. Early in the morning, we head for the city of Coroico. Along the way, we will cross the Andes mountain range to the subtropical-climate Yungas rainforest. At the Summit Pass, the highest point of our journey at 4,800 meters, according to ancient traditions, we will do a small ceremony to the Pachamama, the Mother Earth that will protect us in the future. Then our guide will explain details of the descent down the so-called "death road" and the use of our special mountain bikes. The descent begins on bicycles through an old road built in the early 1900s and known as the most dangerous road in the world until a new paved one was opened to the public in 2006. Especially bike adventurers now use this old road for tourist purposes only.

Let's go all the way to the city of Coroico at a height of 1,450 m. where we arrived at our hotel.

After a delicious lunch, we will take a short walk where we will see coffee, fruit and coca plantations. At night, we walk around the city of Coroico. Optional: it is possible to make the entire trip in a van or bus to the hotel, where you will wait for the rest of the group. (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Tuesday) LOS YUNGAS LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, you can enjoy the subtropical climate of Los Yungas and use the hotel's swimming pool. After lunch, return to the city of La Paz. Accommodation at Hotel Europa in La Paz. (B) (L) DAY 13 (Wednesday) LA PAZ SALAR DE UYUNI COQUESA Breakfast at the hotel. Early morning flight to Uyuni. Our guide will be waiting for you at the airport.

After a warm welcome, you will get your bike and equipment and start your bike tour in direction to the salt lake. Our destination is Colchani. Check in at the exceptional Salt Hotel where (almost) everything is built with salt blocks. After a small break, we will get back to our bikes and get into the salt lake searching for an ideal place to make our lunch-picnic. Back to the hotel to relax and enjoy the hotel facilities. At the end of the afternoon, we will find the ideal place to watch the sunset accompanied by a coca cocktail as a welcome drink. Dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 14 (Thursday) COQUESA LAGOONS LOS FLAMENCOS After breakfast at 8:00 am, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, we return to the salt flats with paradisiacal landscapes, towards the island of Incahuasi, whose translation of quechua is "Casa del Inca". The island is completely surrounded by the huge salt area of the Salar de Uyuni and its relief is steep. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. Subsequently, we continue our journey to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit to the "comunarios" (locals), continue to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda. Overnight in Los Flamencos Ecohotel.

After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 (Friday) LOS FLAMENCOS LAGUNA DE COLORES - SAN PEDRO Breakfast at the hotel. Departure before sunrise to Eduardo Abaroa Reserve National Park. Today you will reach the highlights of your adventure. Visit to Laguna Hedionda, Charcota, Siloli Desert, Stone Tree, Colored Lagoons with geysers and hot springs, Dalí Desert and Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon). Continue to Hito Cajon, on the border with Chile, where you will carry out the immigration and customs procedures and then continue towards San Pedro de Atacama. Arrival at the chosen hotel. (B) (L) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 16 (Saturday) SALAR DE ATACAMA AND LOS FLAMENCOS NATIONAL PARK - CALAMA In the morning visit the Salar de Atacama and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit Jere's Ravine. Lunch in San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon visit to the Cordillera de la Sal and the Valley of the Moon. You will experience an unusual sunset in this strange, almost lunar valley, with its bright colors. Accommodation in the hotel chosen in San Pedro de Atacama. (B) (L) DAY 17 (Sunday) CALAMA SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport very early in the morning and flight to Santiago, the capital of Chile. Arrival in Santiago and transfer to the hotel. Lunch. Afternoon guided tour of the city and excursion to Cerro San Cristobal for a beautiful view of the city and the Andes. (B) (L) DAY 18 (Monday) SANTIAGO Valle del Maipo Breakfast at the hotel. Our tour starts in Viña Concha y Toro in Pirque, accompanied by guides from the winery. You will be shown a video of the company, and guided through the old park and vineyards, including a visit to the famous Bodega del Diablo, followed by a tasting of 2 of its wines.

The excursion to Concha y Toro lasts approximately 1 hour and you can buy its wines at the end if you are interested. You will also receive a glass of wine as a farewell gift. Our cycling experience begins after the Concha y Toro tour. We will pedal about 18 km (11 miles) along sidewalks and secondary rural streets making several stops along the way to comment or take pictures. Please let us know if you want to make more stops or if you have any special interest. We will try to adjust the route to improve your experience. The second winery to visit is Viña William Fevre. Here we will guide you in detail through the winemaking process. We can also bike through the vineyards if there is no mud (due to rain or irrigation). We will enhance the visit to Viña William Fevre in the early afternoon, after an abundant home-cooked meal. Return to Santiago. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 19 (Tuesday) SANTIAGO AND ITS PARKS Breakfast at the hotle. For about 5 hours, we will cycle some of the most interesting parks in the city, making small stops to hear explanations about the geographical environment and architecture. We have included the ascent of a slice of the Metropolitan Park where we will have a light snack and a sumptuous tasting of 2 Chilean wines. (B) DAY 20 (Wednesday) SANTIAGO Valleys of Casablanca, Tunquén and Quintay We pick you up to take you to the Casablanca Valley, where you will start pedaling along old rural roads flanked by trees and paved with little or no traffic. In a length of approx. 4 miles, we will cycle along Route 68, the main road between Santiago and Valparaiso. We will leave Route 68 in Lo Vásquez and take a quiet secondary road to "Las Dichas", where we will stop for an abundant picnic on the route. After lunch, we will continue on our way in a vehicle, to reach the charming town of Algarrobo and immediately follow Tonquén, where we will take our bikes again for an exciting descent. We will visit the deserted beach of Tunquén and have time for a snack before taking our vehicle to head to Quintay, an old whale port that is now a charming tourist town. Our pedaling resumes at Quintay's entrance, where we'll pedal another impressive descent. Our adventure stops at Quintay Beach, where we will stretch our legs and enjoy the view before getting on our vehicle to return to Santiago at night. (B) (L) DAY 21 (Thursday) SANTIAGO Cuesta La Dormida Today we will travel approx. 1 hour on our bus leaving Santiago to reach Tiltil, a charming little town and an early settlement of colonial Chile, full of history and homeland of delicious olive oils, tunas, goat cheese and various types of olives. Start our cycling experience in the central square of Tiltil and soon we will start touring the steep climbs of Cuesta La Dormida. On our upward path, we will have the opportunity to admire the native Chilean flora and if we enjoy a clear day, from the highest point of our climb we can appreciate the Andes and the Aconcagua, the highest peak in America, and at the same time, we will see the Pacific Ocean. We will enjoy an exciting descent towards the valley of Olmué, where a traditional Chilean lunch awaits us. You will go back to Santiago in the middle of the afternoon. Overnight in Santiago. (B) (L) DAY 22 (Friday) SANTIAGO DE CHILE - RETURN FLIGHT Day free for private activities. Possibility of optional excursions. You can also enjoy the city before your departure flight. Early transfer to the airport for your return flight. End of our servi ces (B) (B) Breakfast

(L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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GROUP TOUR SAS 2154

CULINARY JOURNEY THROUGH THE ANDES CORDILLERA Delicacies of Peru and Bolivia 18 days / 17 nights

HALF BOARD

Peru is known internationally for its gastronomy. One of the countries in Latin America that has the most Michelin chefs, a variety of delicious local dishes, but above all a fusion meal that invites all travelers to try Peruvian cuisine mixed with other origins. Thus, some of these dishes have a strong influence on Japanese and Chinese migration. French and European cuisine in general has contributed with its sand´s grain to make it totally different and within reach of any palate.

On the other hand, while the foreign influence on Bolivian food is not as marked as that of its neighbor, Bolivian culinary art has sought to maintain its roots and is spreading its best recipes as they were conceived even during the Inca period. It is not to be said that the local cuisine has suffered, as in Peru, a strong influence of the Spanish colony, reinventing it and adapting it to what was had in the country and using local ingredients.

Let yourself be carried away by your gastronomic adventure through two Andean countries such as Bolivia and Peru. We invite you to try the seafood cuisine in Lima and delight you with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The first night in Lima will also take you to enjoy a top-notch folk show accompanied by a delicious Creole meal. Then you will have your first class of Andean cuisine preparing the famous ceviche or marinated fish. The following days in Peru you will learn about the various types of potatoes and ingredients available in the country, such as meat, fish, seafood and an infinite variety of vegetables, making the menus an attractive mix of flavors, aromas, textures and colors. We don't forget the exotic food, so you can try the llama meat and the guinea pig, the cui.

Bolivia awaits you with various dishes such as apjtapi, a communal meal where predominates potato, including chuño or dehydrated potato. For Huatia, you will learn how the ingredients of dinner are prepared to cook them underground. In addition, you will try a quinua soup, the Andean rice.

In the midst of so many delights, you can of course know the most important tourist attractions of both countries. To mention some, the list includes Macchu Pichu, Lake Titicaca, Colca Canyon, Nazca Lines, Salar de Uyuni and the colonial cities of Sucre and Potosí. Finally, we will invite you to taste the local drinks in both countries, both made from selected grapes. We are talking about pisco in Peru and singani in Bolivia, both comparable to the famous Italian drink, the grappa.

DAY 1 (Wednesday) ARRIVAL IN LIMA Upon arrival at Jorge Chavez International Airport, our bilingual staff will transfer you to the selected Hotel, where we will briefly describe the activities you will attend during your stay in Peru and Bolivia.

DAY 2 (Thursday) LIMA Breakfast at the Hotel. Today you will begin your contact with South America by taking a tour of the city of Colonial and Modern Lima, visiting one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Get acquainted with the Capital of Peru, its 2000 years of history and colonial heritage, visiting the Historic Center of Lima with its Cathedral, Church and Convent of San Francisco (Catacombs), Convent of Santo Domingo, Plaza Mayor and Palacio de Gobierno. On our route to the southern districts, we'll stop for a tasting lunch at Cala Restaurant, the perfect place to savor seafood cuisine and revel in stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The view and surroundings of Cala combine perfectly with its food, a tasty fusion of Mediterranean and Peruvian cuisine prepared by a talented team of chefs. After lunch, we returned to the hotel to rest. After a while, you will be picked up and taken to Hacienda Mamacona to see the show "the Peruvian step horse and the National Celebration" - incredible spectacle of the best horses - and tasting dinner. This beautiful farm is located 20 kms south of Lima. You will experience an exhibition of the beautiful EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPATION

EUR 3.750.-

Surplus single room EUR 695.-

FIXED DEPARTURES FOR GROUPS (Minimun 6 Pax) 2024

15 May 05 June 19 June

07 August 18 September 16 October

INCLUSIONS Transfers and visits by bus shared with other customers.

17 nights in selected hotels 17 breakfasts, 15 lunches and 8 dinners All transfers and excursions mentioned in the program Local guides in English for all excursions and transfers.

Cooking shows and tastings according to the program.

Tickets for all visits to Museums and Natl. Parks NOT INCLUDED International flights and airport fees Local flights (Lima-Arequipa, Arequipa-Cuzco, La Paz- Uyuni-La Paz) Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for guides, drivers, and porters.

Personal expenses

"Step horses being able to ride one of these unique horses. The show will be accompanied by a delicious Creole food tasting dinner, as well as a spectacular musical show, where you can enjoy the traditional dances of the different regions of the country. Transfer to the hotel. (B) (L) (D) DAY 3 (Friday) LIMA Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will visit an open market to try a variety of Peruvian fruits, vegetables and seafood and get the ingredients you will need today. Later, our guide will take you to one of Lima's most renowned restaurants for your first class of "Hands in the Kitchen". The chef and his team will teach you how to prepare typical Peruvian dishes, such as the famous Ceviche and the national drink called pisco sour. Of course, you will actively participate in the kitchen and after tasting, we will get a delicious lunch. The afternoon is free for private activities. In the evening we will go to the restaurant La Huaca Pucllana where you will dine on the terrace that overlooks a royal pre-Inca archaeological site, built between 200 and 700 d. C., and next to a 1500-year-old adobe pyramid. With a philosophy based on paying homage to the roots of Peruvian cuisine, using the excellent ingredients available in the country, such as meat, fish, seafood and an infinite variety of vegetables, the menus are an attractive mix of flavors, aromas, textures and colors. Return to hotel. Overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 4 (Saturday) LIMA - PARACAS - ICA Breakfast at the Hotel. Early in the morning, you will have a road trip from Lima to Paracas Bay. First you will visit the Paracas National Reserve, a master reserve of ecology, located in Ica, in the coastal desert. It is one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. After the visit, we will proceed to the city of Ica. Upon arrival, we will visit one of the oldest wineries in the south, where you will experience how to make Pisco, starting with grape selection, maceration, and distillation.

You can try a variety of Piscos. Afterwards, we will have our next class of "Hands in the kitchen" where you will participate in the elaboration of some regional dishes, followed by a buffet lunch, where you will try the dishes you have prepared with the chef. After the tour, you will return to Paracas and check into the HOTEL HACIENDA PARACAS. The rest of the day is free. (B) (L) DAY 5 (Sunday) BALLESTA ISLANDS - NAZCA - LIMA Breakfast. In the morning, boat trip to the Ballestas Islands, the small Galapagos. After the visit, we continue to Pisco airport (15 minutes from Paracas) for the fly over the Nazca Lines (flight subject to weather conditions). You will also appreciate the Palpa Lines and the new discoveries in Pisco, Ocucaje and Cahuachi. Among other figures, you'll see the astronaut, the monkey and the spider. Return to Lima by the South Pan American Highway. En route, you will enjoy a delicious typical lunch. Arrival in Lima. Free time to shop, i.e. at Miraflores Craft Market. (B) (L) DAY 6 (Monday) LIMA - AREQUIPA - CAÑON COLCA Breakfast at the hotel. Airport transfer for your flight to Arequipa. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel. Lunch in a typical regional restaurant. Our guide will explain about the local cuisine before lunch. The menu contains an exquisite variety of typical Arequipa dishes, as well as live music and dancing to make the visit an unforgettable culinary experience. In the afternoon, you will walk through the Historic Center. Declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, built mainly with a local stone, a pale volcanic rock, giving Arequipa its glorious architecture and its appropriate nickname, "the White City". Later, visit the Convent of Santa Catalina. Overnight in Arequipa (B)(L) DAY 7 (Tuesday) AREQUIPA - COLCA CANYON - AREQUIPA An early start from Arequipa to the village of Chivay at approximately 04:00 a.m. Then you will visit the village of Yanque and the viewpoints of Antahuilque and Choquetico. This is followed by a visit to Cruz del Condor to see the Colca Valley (the second deepest canyon in the world, more than 4 kilometers deepest) followed by an amazing view: the great and majestic condor flying just a few meters away. On the way back to Arequipa, visit the villages of Pinchollo. Lunch at El Balcon Restaurant by Don Zacarias. Back to Arequipa. Overnight (B) (L) DAY 8 (Wednesday) AREQUIPA - CUSCO - SACRED VALLEY Breakfast. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel.

After a short break, visit the city including the convent of Santo Domingo, a colonial monastery built on the Koricancha temple, one of the most important temples dedicated to the worship of the sun, the Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral. We continue to the countryside on the outskirts of Cusco to visit some of the remarkable Inca ruins in the area, including Sacsayhuaman, the EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

temple and the Kenko Amphitheatre, and the Red Fortress of Puca Pucara. On the way back, we will take you to the "Potatoes´ Park", for a late lunch at the Papamanka restaurant. Try a variety of potato dishes while enjoying magnificent views of the park, a 22,000-acre potato reserve located near Cusco with more than 1300 varieties of potatoes that originate from the Andes Mountains in South America. After lunch, you can learn about the various types of potatoes and the role these crops play in the lives of local people. Lake Kinsaqocha, native potato fields and workshops with crafts and medicinal plants are included on the tour. Return to Cusco. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 9 (Thursday) SACRED VALLEY/ MACHU PICCHU Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will go to the Urubamba Valley, the Sacred Valley of the Incas, starting with the visit on the Awanakancha route, where South American camels are bred. Learn about the superb flame fibers, alpaca and vicuña, as well as the ancient tissue techniques that are still in use. Continue to Pisac and visit the market. Lunch at El Parador de Moray in the Sacred Valley, located in a privileged area, a few meters from the archaeological site of Moray. Parador de Moray allows the passenger to enjoy a delicious typical meal, while contemplating the impressive snow-capped peaks and terraces of the valley. Later, visit Ollantaytambo, an Inca fortress. After admiring the magnificent past of the site, you will take a walk through the picturesque streets of the city by day. Continue to the hotel. Overnight (B) (L) DAY 10 (Friday) MACHU PICCHU - CUZCO Breakfast. Transfer to Ollanta station to board the train to Machu Picchu. Arriving in Aguas Calientes, you'll take a 25-minute coach ride to "The Lost City of the Incas," discovered by American explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911. Then you will have a guided tour of the wonderful citadel, an astonishment inspiring experience. Later, feel free to stroll through the archaeological site. Buffet lunch at Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge. Sit down on a terrace and taste Peruvian cuisine based on products grown on the Hotel's own plot. In the afternoon, you will return to Cusco via Ollanta. Tonight, you'll enjoy a farewell dinner at Map Café Restaurant, a unique gourmet experience in Cusco. The restaurant's experienced chef reinterprets Peruvian classics with a personal touch and achieves memorable results. Overnight in Cusco. (B) (L) (D) DAY 11 (Saturday) CUZCO - PUNO Breakfast buffet. Today we continue to travel by land to Puno, on a road that crosses the most beautiful landscape with snow-capped mountains, hot springs and small villages of the Altiplano. On the way we will make some visits. Lunch included. Upon arrival reception and transfer to Hacienda Puno hotel (B) (L) DAY 12 (Sunday) PUNO - COPACABANA - SUN ISLAND Breakfast. Today we will cross the border into Bolivia. Start in Puno and head to Copacabana, the most important Catholic shrine, where the figure of the Virgin Mary of the XVIth century is venerated. The church was built by the Spanish conquistadors to house this image. After the visit, we head to the port and began our smoot hiphole cruise to Moon Island by visiting the Temple of the Sun Virgins Iñak Uyu, a temple dedicated to the Sun Virgins. After the visit, we continue to the Isla del Sol to visit the Temple of the Sun "Pilcocaina". Light walk with llamas to the "Posada del Inca Eco Lodge". Lunch will be served in the form of a communal meal called "ajtapi". Right after lunch, we'll start preparing dinner with our chef. The "huatia", the name for a buried oven, is a typical way to cook food, placing it in a hole and covering them with soil, where we will keep a campfire until the cooking time ends, many hours later. Free time to explore the surroundings.

Around 6pm a guided walking tour of the island will begin visiting the community before reaching the top of the island for an impressive sunset on Lake Titicaca. When we return, our "huatia" (dinner) will be ready and we can enjoy what we have prepared before. Overnight (B) (L) (D) DAY 13 (Monday) ISLA DEL SOL - HUATAJATA After breakfast, visit the Inca Staircase and the sacred fountain and try the sacred water believed to bring eternal youth and happiness. Lunch at the archaeological restaurant "Uma Kollu" with prior explanation of Incas grains such as amaranth and quinoa with tasting. Our chef and guide will explain how to make a typical quinoa soup after you have tried it. After lunch we will head to Huatajata. Upon arrival, you experience the "Ecological Village of Andean Roots": visit the Altiplano Museum, where a state-of-the-art audio system will explain in your own language the cultural heritage of the Aymara and the Incas, the colonial era and Jacques Cousteau's expedition EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

to Lake Titicaca. In addition, if you wish, depending on the weather conditions, you can fish your own Titicaca trout for dinner. Before dinner, audiovisual and evening visit to the "Mystical World of the Kallawayas", Bolivia's natural healers authorized by law to practice natural medicine. "Tata Benjo," our Kallawaya, will bless visitors and read the future by throwing away their sacred coca leaves. Welcome cocktail and candlelit dinner. After dinner, visit the native observatory "Alajpacha". Learn from the worldviews of the Aymaras and observe the constellations of the south, simply unforgettable. We will spend the night in "Inca Utama Hotel & Spa" (B) (L) (D) DAY 14 (Tuesday) HUATAJATA UYUNI UYUNI SALT LAKE-COLCHANI Very early in the morning, depart for La Paz airport to take your flight to Uyuni. Arrival in Uyuni.

The Uyuni salt lake is, with seemingly endless expanses of more than 12,000 km2, the largest salt flat in the world. Your guide will pick you at the airport up and you will start exploring the Salar de Uyuni, the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, and the largest lithium reserve in the world with 50-70% of the world's lithium. It has also significant amounts of potassium, boron, and magnesium. Considered the largest mirror in the world in rainy season, to its large size, to the high percentage of smooth surface and its high reflectivity, the Salar is used for satellite calibration. During the visit we will take a short break for lunch. Then visit the Incahuasi Island which is completely surrounded by the huge salt surface of the Salar de Uyuni. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height.

We'll get to the hotel to rest. When the time comes, the guide will take us to the banks of the Salar to enjoy an unforgettable sunset. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 (Wednesday) COLCHANI LAGUNAS AVAROA NATIONAL PARK After breakfast, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, returning to the salar with paradisiacal landscapes, towards the Incahuasi island, whose translation of quechua is "Casa del Inca". The island is completely surrounded by the huge salt area of Uyuni Saltflats and its relief is steep. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 m. in height. Then, we continue our journey to the town of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit of the "comunarios" (locals) and continuation towards Laguna Hedionda. Check-in at the eco-hotel Los Flamencos. After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, where the chef will be waiting for us with a typical Bolivian dinner called "lamb to the stick", lamb with sweet potatoes and choclo (corn cob). Overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 16 (Thursday) AVAROA NATIONAL PARK UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. Departure before sunrise to Eduardo Avaroa Reserve National Park with visits to Laguna Hedionda, Charcota, Siloli Desert, Stone Tree, Laguna Colorada with geysers and hot springs, Dalí Desert and Laguna Verde. On the way back to Uyuni we will visit the Valley of the Rocks, and authentic villages such as Villa Alota, Culpina K and the mining village of San Cristobal with its church. Arrival in Uyuni. Dinner and overnight at the Boutique Andina Hotel (B) (L) (D) DAY 17 (Friday) UYUNI - LA PAZ After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to La Paz. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel in the city center and check-in. In the afternoon we will visit La Paz, the administrative capital, and the largest city in Bolivia. La Paz and its surroundings will take you to a mysterious past, where each corner, every street, is a hidden treasure where adventure awakens a living story that will be reflected in all its pre-Hispanic traditions and the magic of its past. The colonial, indigenous and modern neighborhoods, the indigenous market, the witch market and fascinating scenarios are framed by the majestic "Illimani", the mountain monument, in the Andes Mountains. Finally, we visited the Valley of the Moon, where you will see strange clay formations. The highlight of the day is the ride on the modern cable car enjoying the city literally from the air. Return to the hotel.

In the evening, we will have a buffet dinner with a variety of culinary delights typical of Bolivia, such as sajta de pollo (spicy chicken) or ají de lengua (spicy beef tongue) among others (B) (D) DAY 18 (Saturday) LA PAZ - RETURN FLIGHT Breakfast. Free day for private activities. Enjoy the hotel's facilities, relax or return to the city by walking through the artisans' quarter, where you can do your final shopping. Or take a ride on another cable car line to see the city from a bird's eye perspective. Transfer in time for your flight back home. End of our services. (B) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

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SOUTH AMERICA WINE TRIANGLE Tasting the best wines and more

17 days / 16 nights WINE, the elixir of Gods! One of the favourite drinks in the whole world. Wine is being produced in South America with a great success, specially in Argentina and Chile with renowned trademarks.

And Bolivia, that hast been producing wine for many years, is trying to spring into the international markets, specially with high-altitude wines and the Tannat variant.

In South America, Spanish conquerors had introduced vine cultivation into the heartland of the Inca Empire by the 1540s. Bartolomeu de Terrazas pioneered viticulture in the Cuzco area and later on Vineyards blossomed around Lima, Trujillo, and Arequipa. Francisco de Carabantes carried vines to Chile when he was sent by Pedro de Valdivia's expedition in 1548. The vineyard of Diego García de Cáceres produced the first Chilean sacramental wine in 1555. Francisco de Aguirre planted vines in the north near Copiapó, Chile, and his son-in-law, Juan Jufré, expanded cultivation and carried vines across the Andes to the Cuyo region of Argentina before 1570.

Nowadays they do much more than just that! Cabernet Sauvignon grows very well in the high-and-dry regions include Patagonia, which creates exceptional Pinot Noir. For now, the primary export market is Malbec, but their Cabernets easily compete with Napa. is typical for a cool climate. The valleys along the coast collect cool air as it travels up the Andes. Chile produces peppery and earthy Cabernet Sauvignon in a style very similar to Bordeaux. The country champion is a red variety called Carmenere, which has flavors similar to Cabernet Franc.

Bolivia's wine industry is based in the southern city of Tarija, near the southern border with Argentina. This region has long produced small amounts of artisanal wine. International grape varieties planted in Bolivia include Muscatel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot, Malbec, Tannat, Garnacha, Barbera, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Franc Colombard and Chenin Blanc.

This tour starts in Santiago, here you will visit its highlights. You will also join us to a wine tasting tour at the Casablanca Valley. Flying north to Calama, you will in contact with the Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world. Spend a few days there, getting acclimatize to the high altitudes. Then, your adventure continues to Uyuni, the largest saltflats of the world on our way to Tarija and its vineyards. The journey continues to Mendoza and crossing the Andes, we will come back to Santiago, where your wine experience in South America will end. Come with EUROLATINO to this trip and live your wine adventure in the Andes.

DAY 1 (Thursday) ARRIVAL SANTIAGO DE CHILE Arrival in Santiago de Chile after your international flight from home. Reception at the airport in Santiago and transfer to the hotel. Registration. Afternoon city tour of Santiago, starting at the Cerro Santa Lucía (Santa Lucia Hill), where the city was founded in 1541. Continue to San Cristóbal Hill. Then you will visit the Plaza de Armas (main square) with the Government Palace "La Moneda" and other important national monuments such as the Cathedral, Correo Central (main post office) and the Municipalidad de Santiago (city hall). The journey continues across the Mapocho River and through various neighborhoods with a view of the city. Return to the hotel in Santiago. Overnight.

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PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

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Starting every Thursday in Santiago (Chile) from 4 Persons INCLUDED SERVICES SIB (Sit-in-basis) for transfers, sightseeing tours, and connections 16 nights in selected 3*** and 4**** hotels 16 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 4 dinners All excursions and transfers mentioned in the program City tour in Santiago, Tarija, Mendoza Wine tastings in Santiago, Tarija, Mendoza Saltflats package Tour in Humahuaca and Cafayate in Salta Local english-speaking tour guide in all excursions and transfers NOT INCLUDED International and domestic flights.

Local airport taxes Tips for guides, drivers and porters Services or excursions not mentioned in the programm as included Insurance Drinks and personal expenses

DAY 2 (Friday) SANTIAGO VALLE DEL MAIPO - SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. On this day we will take part on one excursion to the wine-growing region. Arrival in Pirque, where you will find the vineyard "Concha y Toro", the largest wine producer in Chile. Tour of the "Patronal House" (mansion) with the beautiful park and the lagoon. Access to vineyards and deposits of these internationally renowned wines. Visit the wineries, including the famous "Casillero del Diablo", taking into account its production. There is a wine shop at the end. The tour continues visiting the bucolic town of Isla de Maipo exploring the Chilean wine country. Though not truly an island, the area takes its name because it is surround by tributaries of the Maipo River, which make for perfect grape-growing conditions. You will visit two family-owned wineries each with their own specialities and enjoy several tastings and a delicious lunch along the way. After the visits, we will come back to Santiago. Rest of the evening at leisure. (B) (L) DAY 3 (Saturday) SANTIAGO CASABLANCA VIÑA DEL MAR VALPARAISO - SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will take a tour to the valley of Casablanca for a visit of several wineries on a full-day, small-group wine tour from Santiago that includes tastings at two cooled climate produces fine white wines and pinot noir. After visiting the last vineyard, we will proceed to the Tanino Restaurant and you will surprised with its excellent gastronomy and service, in a cozy atmosphere surrounded by beautiful gardens and breathtaking views of the vineyard. Our gastronomic team alongside chief winemaker Alberto Guolo work together to accomplish a perfect balance between our wines and each preparation on the menu. Fresh ingredients, local products and a modern cuisine which incorporates fish and seafood, meats and pasta. A gastronomic experience full of flavors and textures that highlight the best of wines.

After lunch, we will continue to Valparaíso, main port of the country and city chosen by the poet Pablo Neruda to spend his days of melancholy. We will go for a walk searching for this glorious past of the Latin American literature. Afterwards, following the coast towards the north of the bay, you arrive to the city of Viña del Mar, the most popular relax-center in the region. Known as the "Garden City" for its well-kept parks and the well-known flower clock. The tour considers a visit of its beaches, the Casino and its main avenues. Return to Santiago.

Accommodation. (B) (L) DAY 4 (Sunday) SANTIAGO - CALAMA - SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA - MOON VALLEY Breakfast at the Hotel. Early transfer to the airport and flight to Calama. Reception at the airport and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. While driving, it is possible to see the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain) and the Licancabur Vulcano. Arrival in San Pedro de Atacama and registration at the hotel. In the afternoon excursion to the Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley), world famous for its salt caverns known as Tres Marías, rock formations and for the great dune, from where a magnificent sunset can be seen. Return to the hotel in San Pedro (B) (L) (D) DAY 5 (Monday) SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA HITO CAJON LAGUNA HEDIONDA (BOLIVIA) After breakfast, we travel to the border town of Hito Cajon between Bolivia and Chile. On this journey, we reach the highest point of our adventure. After meeting the migration requirements, we continue by jeep to Laguna Verde on the Licancabur volcano (5930 m). The emerald green lagoon has a high concentration of calcium, lead and sulfur carbonates. The journey continues to Laguna Blanca and the Geysers Sol de Mañana: you will see there, mud pools and fumaroles. Nearby, you can bathe in hot springs. Continue to the Laguna Colorada.

Along the way, we'll look for a cozy corner for a memorable lunch. Arrival at Los Flamencos hotel near Laguna Hedionda and check-in. After a short break, you will be able to walk and admire the different varieties of Andean flamingos. Dinner and overnight at the hotel (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Tuesday) LAGUNA HEDIONDA - COLCHANI Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we continue with our expedition. This time we cross the Siloli Desert, one of the driest deserts in the world. Then we visit the Cañapa lagoon and the Dalí desert with a rich mix of colors and rock formations. Enjoy a lunch in a beautiful setting.

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Then we will drive through the Salar de Uyuni to our hotel. Registration and rest of the afternoon off. At sunset, we will approach the saltflat to appreciate a spectacular sunset.

Return to the hotel for dinner. Overnight at Hotel Palacio de Sal, which is built completely with salt blocks. Even the beds, tables and chairs are made of these blocks. (B) (L) (D) DAY 7 (Wednesday) COLCHANI - TUPIZA Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will start visiting Colchani to see the salt production in its primitive form. You can also buy some souvenirs made of salt. After the short visit, we will drive and cross the Salar de Uyuni. With seemingly infinite extensions of more than 12,000 km2, Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world. Free drive through the salt flats, where there is no visible highway, towards Isla Incahuasi, an oasis with giant cacti and unusual flowers.

Continue to the city of Tupiza, located in the departamento de Potosi and close to the Cordillera de los Lipez, with some peaks above 5.000 meters. On the way we will stop in Atocha, one of the many mining centers that produced tin. Time for lunch. Then, we will continue our journey to Tupiza. Once at the hotel, you will have free time. This region became very popular because of the american bandits Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, two criminals who escaped from the justice in USA around 1908. They started to assault banks and trains coming with the remittances for the mine workers. Rest of the day at leisure for private activities. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 8 (Thursday) TUPIZA - TARIJA being, plagued by the gift of God, with its landscapes, its climate, its pure and fresh nature, a mixture of fragrant smells coming out of the beautiful flowers that fall in love with even the most indifferent, this is Tarija, the "chura" Tarija, beautiful like no other.

Tarija is the southernmost bolivian city and well known because of their winery and its highaltitude wines. In the last years, the variety known as Tannat became very famous and is one of the best products in the region.

On the way to Tarija, we will stop at the Cepas de Fuego winery in Villa Abecia, in the Cinti Valley, that harmonises traditional wine making methods with old vines and Criolla grape varieties to produce distinctive wines and spirits. You will have to opportunity to learn about the production of semi-artisanal wines. Upon arrival in Tarija, check-in at the selected hotel and free time for private activities. (B) DAY 9 (Friday) TARIJA Breakfast at the hotel. You will start the day visiting Tarija through its history and culture. Visit to the most important places of the city such as: "The Golden House", Mirador de los sueños, "The Wine Cup", green areas and viewpoints that so characterize our city, which will allow us to discover its wide and elegant avenues that border our poetic Guadalquivir River! Then we will continue to the countryside, visiting the town of San Lorenzo, where the culture, folklore and tradition of the Chapaco man is born!... and homeland of the caudillo Eustaquio Méndez "El Moto". Visit to his house, now converted into a National Museum, tour of the church and market of the typical rosquetes and bleached empanadas. Continuing with the tour we will arrive at "Coimata", a place of singular natural beauty, where you can enjoy the mild climate of the Tarija valley and to appreciate its different waterfalls with which this beautiful attraction counts. Next stop will be San Jacinto. Attractive of great importance for its high-tech infrastructure. Walk on the shores of the lagoon to appreciate the beautiful panoramic view of the region our first winery. The intoxicating beauty of the wine route in the valley of Tarija will show you the grapes used to produce stunning high-altitude wines. For this reason, there will be a tour of the modern facilities of the winery "Campos de Solana", there we will know in detail the process of elaboration of the famous high altitude wines and their technical specifications.

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we will move to the Valley of La Concepción to visit "La Casa Vieja", mysterious winery that keeps the detail of its wines that make Tarija proud. Back to the hotel to rest. (B) (L) DAY 10 (Saturday) TARIJA HUMAHUACA (Argentina) After breakfast, we will start our journey heading to Argentina. The border is located 192 km south from Tarija and after the migration formalities, we will continue to Humahuaca, located at 160 km from the border in south direction. Humahuaca is located up in the mountains at 3,000 meters above sea level, and has a population of a little over 10,000. A dusty ranching center surrounded by acres of cactus and spectacularly colorful mountains, Humahuaca looks like it should be a set for a wild west movie. Check-in at the hotel and time to rest before dinner. Overnight. (B) (D) DAY 11 (Sunday) HUMAHUACA - SALTA Breakfast at the hotel. We will continue our trip towards the vineyard Valleys of Mendoza. On the way, we will visit the renowned Humahuaca Canyon. The Quebrada de Humahuaca was the first part of Argentina to be explored and settled by the Spaniards, for it provided a connecting route to the more temperate regions further south around Salta and Cordoba where supplies of food and draft animals could be found for the silver mines at Potosi, the gold mines at Oruro and other mining settlements in Upper Peru, now Bolivia. The town was a stopping place along that route before beginning the difficult climb to the Altiplano. Later Humahuaca was a central place for the revolutionary activity that eventually led to the creation of modern Argentina.

Humahuaca was also a station on the now defunct railway that connected Bolivia to Buenos Aires, and its wild west aspect will remind many North Americans of some of the towns of Arizona or New Mexico. The area is arid due to the mountains, which block rain clouds. This region in the north of Argentina has been inhabited for thousands of years and was part of the Inca empire. After the visit, we will continue to Salta, a provincial capital in mountainous Andean heritage. The city centers on Plaza 9 de Julio, an elegant, cafe-lined square bordered by the neoclassical Salta Cathedral and El Cabildo, an 18th-century town hall turned historical museum. Check in at the hotel and overnight. (B) DAY 12 (Sunday) SALTA - CAFAYATE Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning and after check-out, you will participate in a panoramic tour, where you'll have the chance to see Salta's historical center and get insights into the history and architecture of the area. Head to Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cathedral, the Cabildo, the Uriburu House, the Convent of San Francisco, the Convent and the Cerro San Bernardo, the Monument to Güemes and the Handicraft Market. At the en of the tour, you will continue to the Cayafate Valley, a wine-producing region in the north-west of Argentina and part of the Calchaqui Valley wine region. The Cafayate wine area is one of the highest places in the world that is suitable for viticulture, as the majority of the region's vineyards are located at 1700m above sea level. ON the way, you will see the farming towns of Cerrillos, La Merced, El Carril, Coronel Moldes and La Viña in the Lerma Valley. You will also see tobacco plantations and marvel at the different rock formations of striking colors. Arrival to the Viñas de Cafayate Wine Resort, a beautiful lodge complex in elegant Spanish colonial style accommodations and swimming pool. After check in and a short break, we will start visiting the wineries around the hotel, learning about their production and tasting the quality of Cafayate Wines.

Back to the hotel for dinner and overnight. (B) (D) DAY 13 (Monday) CAFAYATE - SALTA AIRPORT - MENDOZA Breakfast at the hotel. Get picked up from your hotel in Cafayate on time and make your way back to Salta and the airport. Enjoy stunning views of the different landscapes along the way.

Upon arrival, reception through our representative and transfer to the hotel. Check in and time at leisure for private activities. Accommodation (B)

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DAY 14 (Tuesday) MENDOZA Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning you will have a walking guided tour in Mendoza, a city in region and the heart of Argentina's wine country, famed for Malbecs and other red wines. We will start the visit by the Foundation Area, the historical site where Don Pedro de Castillo founded the city in 1561. Here we will see the Museum, the Foundation Square and the Jesuit ruins. We will continue to the Cathedral, the Basilica of San Francisco, the ex Banco Hipotecario (now the Ministry of Culture and Tourism), the Plaza Independencia, Plaza España, and also the Civic neighbourhood with the Government House. Next stop will be at the San Martin Park, which has 370 hectares and is called the lung of the city. We will enter through the famous "Portones" (gates) until we reach the "Cerro de la Gloria" (Hill of Glory), where the Monument to the Sanmartinian Act is located. Finally, we will go to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Lourdes, which has impressive views of the Pedemonte of Mendoza. After 4 hours touring the city, back to the hotel for private activities in the afternoon. In the evening, we will offer you an unforgettable Mendoza gastronomy inspires us with gourmet food pairings and premium wines, to create this experience in the most attractive places in the city and surroundings. (B) DAY 15 (Wednesday) MENDOZA The Vine Experience at Valle de Uco Breakfast at the hotel. The mountains and the beautiful landscape of Valle de Uco prepare our senses to experience the distinctive flavors and aromas of altitude wines". This High class Tour is designed to share and enjoy a complete and excellent day of wines. We will visit some of the most important and prominent wineries in this region. Starting in your hotel, eave to the south to Maipú region where we will visit the first winery and taste different types of high quality wines including Malbec , Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. We will continue our tour to Lujan de Cuyo region to visit another Bodega where you will a 100% authentic experience tasting other class of wines. Our third stop will be at the first certified organic wineries in Chacras de Coria.

In addition to wines, they are also known for producing organic craft beer. Time for lunch in a Bodega in Chacras de Coria where we will enjoy a gourmet picnic surrounded by natural parks.

After lunch, we will visit this vineyard, and its historic building dated 1899, completely restored in 2003, and with the best technology in terms of winemaking. The underground cellars house the French oak barrels of Alta Vista. The winery is located in a five-square hectare property and it is considered one of the historical sites of Mendoza because it represents the architecture of the wineries of the 19th century. Once the tour is over, we will return to Mendoza. (B) (L) DAY 16 (Thursday) MENDOZA SANTIAGO DE CHILE Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will have an awesome and unbeatable ride from Mendoza, region and over the soaring Andes Mountains at the Paso Internacional Los Libertadores, also called Cristo Redentor, where all immigration and customs procedures are carried out. As you through more vineyards. At nightfall you will arrive in Santiago and will be transferred to your hotel. Overnight. (B) DAY 17 (Friday) SANTIAGO - AIRPORT Breakfast at the hotel. The day is at leisure until you go on time to the airport for your flight.

Back home. Good opportunity for shopping. Assistance at the airport. Return flight home. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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SAE 2345

LUXURY ANDES Peru, Bolivia, Chile

South America has been changing continuously, especially in its hotel infrastructure, offering luxury even in the middle of nowhere. The best part of it is that all properties are offering experiences as well, leaving you in good company during your stay. In our luxury package, we offer you the ideal stay with comfort and best service, even in isolated regions like in southern Bolivia where you will have the opportunity to experience sleeping in the highest luxury dome in the south continent. Located at the Laguna Hedionda close to the National Park Eduardo Avaroa, you will live nature in all its splendour. Among others, experience your stay in unique hotels like the Palacio de Sal, a hotel built completely with salt blocks near the Uyuni Saltflats.

Even the beds, tables and chairs are made this salt blocks.

If you have your own choice or expectancies, let us know to book the right property for you.

Luxury means not only hotel stays, but gastronomy. Enjoy our offer getting to know and taste delicacies in every region. You cannot miss the fish specialities in Peru by visiting La Rosa Nautica in Lima. Our offer also includes dinner at the Hacienda Mamacona with a fantastic the San Francisco Monastery in Cuzco, lunch at the Belmond Sanctuary in Macchu Picchu, an awesome salmon trout at the sun Island in Bolivia and wine tastings in the outskirts of Santiago de Chile with delicious lunches. Of course, we will suggest the best restaurants for your free time in every city you visit.

You will start your trip in Lima, the capital city of Peru and full of history and culture. Then comes Cuzco and Macchu Pichu in the program. We don´t need to explain anything about the most visited spot in South America and one of the new Wonders of the Earth. Nature will surprise you at the Sacred Valley of the Incas, at Lake Titicaca, at the newly Destination of the more wait for you in this spectacular adventure we have prepared for you.

Our luxury tour is ideal for couples and group of friends, completely private. However, iIf you are planning to organize your group for these Andean countries, please contact us for special offers and suggestions.

DAY 1 (Thursday) LIMA After your scheduled international flight to South America, arrival in Lima and transfer to your hotel where you can rest after the long journey and time difference. Your hotel is located in Miraflores, one of the nicest and finest districts in the peruvian capital, in front of the Larcomar Shopping Center, with good opportunities for a snack or a good meal. The hotel is also very close to the artisan´s center. In the evening, we will pick you up and take you to the Ross Nautica Restaurant, located at the shores of the Pacific Ocean and specialized on most famous culinary specialities in Peru. Overnight at the JW Marriott Hotel 5***** (D) DAY 2 (Friday) LIMA Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will visit the most important tourist attractions of the city: the Cathedral, the Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace and the Archbishop.

Afterwards, visit the residential districts of Lima: San Isidro with its olive groves, golf course and the Huaca Huallamarka, Miraflores with its Central Park "Parque del Amor" and the nearby beaches. Continue visiting the private museum Amano, which specializes in the preInca culture Chancay. The museum has an outstanding collection of tissues. It also shows a selection of unique pottery pieces arranged in chronological order, showing the evolution EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY from USD 6.976.Surplus single room + USD 1.650.FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE

Individual traveling

2024 Starting every Thursday in Lima (Peru) From 2 Persons

16 days / 15 nights INCLUSIONS

Private transfers, sightseeing tours and connections.

15 nights in selected hotels of your choice (4 or 5 stars with bath or shower/WC) 15 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 4 dinners included All excursions and transfers mentioned in the program.

Local English-speaking guide in all excursions All entrance fees to national parks, museums, and excursions 24 h. support (Hotline)

NOT INCLUDED

International and local flights Local airport taxes Tips for Guides, drivers, and porters Personal expenses Optional tours Other services not mentioned in the program

of Peruvian cultures. Back to the hotel for rest. In the evening, you will be picked up and taken to Hacienda Mamacona to see the show "the Peruvian step horse and the National Celebration" - incredible spectacle of the best horses - and tasting dinner. This beautiful farm is located 20 kms south of Lima. You will experience an exhibition of the beautiful "STEP HORSES" and you will be able to ride one of these unique horses. The show will be accompanied by a delicious Creole food tasting dinner, as well as a spectacular musical show, where you can enjoy the traditional dances of the different regions of the country. Transfer to the hotel.

Overnight at the JW Marriott Hotel 5***** or similar (B) (D) DAY 3 (Saturday) LIMA CUSCO Breakfast at the hotel. Morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Cuzco (not included).

Arrival in Cuzco and transfer to your hotel and accommodation. Lunch on your own. In the afternoon, you will get on a walking tour some of the highlights in Cuzco: KORI-CANCHA, the Sun Temple and Convent of Santo Domingo, Plaza de Armas (Main Square), the Cathedral and the old town with the stone of 12 angles. In the evening, you will complete having a meal at the Uchu Peruvian Steakhouse. The menu of Peruvian cuisine is recommended to degust at this restaurant. Check out good fillet steaks, beef tenderloin and grilled lamb Uchu Peruvian Steakhouse offers. And for dessert a tasty tiramisu, parfait or cupcakes. For groups, we will take you to the San Francisco Convent for a Luxury dinner at the post choral room of the San Francisco Convent with a marvelous view to the rest of the church, decorated with candles.

Fine crystalware enhances the peruvian haut-cuisine. Overnight at the Palacio del Inka, Luxury Collection Hotel by Marriot. (B) (D) DAY 4 (Sunday) CUZCO - SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS After breakfast, you will visit the ruins of Sacsay Huaman, Kenko, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay. Return to Cusco. In the afternoon, you will continue towards the sacred valley.

There you will visit the Indian market of Pisac and its archaeological site, as well as the fortress of Ollaytantambo. Overnight at the sacred valley´s Tambo del Inka Hotel, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa where you will also experience the spirit of Incan culture that is found in every novo Andean cuisine at Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa's Hawa Restaurant where organic, homegrown ingredients are featured in each and every dish. Become an active participant in the creation of your meal when you join your guide in one of the specialized greenhouse tours.

Here, guests handpick the ingredients used to craft the dishes later savored at our tables.

Overnight at the Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa 5***** (B) (D) DAY 5 (Monday) MACHU PICCHU Breakfast at the hotel. Today, the visit of Machu Picchu highlights the program. Departure in Ollantaytambo with the panoramic train VISTADOME to the station of Aguas Calientes and continue with small buses to the archaeological site of Machu Picchu. Guided visit of the citadel and then you will have free time to explore the ruins on your own. After lunch, which is included at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge Hotel, return to Cusco with the Vistadome train via Ollantaytambo and further with a bus. Overnight at the Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa 5***** (B) (L) DAY 6 (Tuesday) CUSCO PUNO Breakfast at the hotel. Private bus ride to Puno (about 400 km). On the way, you will visit the church of Andahuaylillas and Raqchi. The Temple of Viracocha and the Necropolis of Sillustani.

Lunch on the way. In good weather, you can see the snowy peaks of the Andes. Arrival in Puno and accommodation at the Casa Andina Premium hotel 4****. (B) (L) DAY 7 (Wednesday) PUNO - COPACABANA - SUN ISLAND In the morning, after breakfast you will drive to Bolivia, After the customs formalities and passport controls, we will continue our journey and visit Copacabana, perhaps the most important Latin American catholic shrine. Visit to the Cathedral of the Virgin of Copacabana, a wooden figure of the 16th Century. After lunch, you will take a hydrofoil to the island EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

of the were the most beautiful girls from the empire who were brought to the island to worship the Sun God and serve the Incas Souverains. After visiting the temple, continue riding to the Sun Island, the largest island on the lake and disembark. After a soft trekking on the island, we will reach our next accommodation, a beautiful small hotel built on the remains of a former Hacienda House.

In the evening, short walk the sunset on a beautiful spot from where you can see the magnificence of Lake Titicaca. Overnight at the Posada del Inca Lodge. (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Thursday) SUN ISLAND - LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will continue our trip by bus towards La Paz. After check-out, you will descend to the shore on a very nice path arriving to Pilkokaina, where you will see a pre-inca temple. If the time allows, your guide will show you details of the building.

Embarkation in the hydrofoil and continue your journey crossing the highest navigable lake of the world. Arriving at Huatajata, you will have a small break for tea or coffee and to visit a small museum showing the Andean roots in a very special way. Continue by bus through the Altiplano (highlands) to the city of La Paz. Upon arrival, check-in at the Casa Grande Hotel 4****+ (B) DAY 9 (Friday) LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning city tour of La Paz, one of the highest cities in the world (3.600 m). La Paz and its surroundings will take you to a mysterious past, where every corner, every street, is a hidden treasure where adventure begins a living story that will improve all its pre-Hispanic traditions and magic in its streets. The colonial, indigenous and modern neighborhoods, the indigenous market, the witch market, and fascinating scenarios, framed by the majestic "Illimani", the mountain image of the city, in the Andes Mountains. Finally, we visit the Valley of the Moon, where you will see strange clay formations. Today you will have the opportunity to use the modern cable car system in the city, visit several districts and literally fly over the rooftops. The afternoon is at leisure. Enjoy the modern cable car that connects different points of interest and superb aerial views of the city. Overnight at the Casa Grande Hotel 4****+ (B) DAY 10 (Saturday ) LA PAZ UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Uyuni. Arrival in Uyuni. The Uyuni Salt Lake is, with seemingly endless expanses of more than 12,000 km2, the largest salt flat in the world. Your guide will pick you at the airport up and you will start exploring the Salar de Uyuni, the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, and the largest lithium reserve in the world with 50-70% of the world's lithium. It has also significant amounts of potassium, boron, and magnesium. Considered the largest mirror in the world in rainy season, to its large size, to the high percentage of smooth surface and its high reflectivity, the Salar is used for satellite calibration. First visit will be the train cemetery (old steam locomotives that were used to transport minerals). Then, you will then continue the journey to the village of Colchani, where the processing of salt can be observed (drying, grinding and packaging of salt) you will also have the opportunity to purchase handicrafts made of salt. Then we will be able to see the Salt mounds (first stage in processing the salt, the drying), eyes of water (groundwater that flow to the surface) and the Salt Museum built from salt. Our guide will look for a special place to have lunch and after that, you will visit Sajchilla Island where you will be able to walk around for 20 minutes to explore the island and enjoy amazing views of the immense Salt Lake.

We will drive back to Colchani and check in at the Palacio de Sal, a hotel built completely with salt blocks. Even the beds, chairs and tables are made of salt blocks. After relaxing for a while, your guide will pick you up and take you to a special place where you will enjoy a beautiful sunset with some snacks and coca liquor. Back to the hotel for dinner and overnight at the Palacio de Sal 4****. (B) (L) (D)

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DAY 11 (Sunday) UYUNI SALT LAKE AVAROA NATIONAL PARK After breakfast at 8:00 am, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, returning to the salt flats with paradisiacal landscapes. Visit the Incahuasi Island which is completely surrounded by the huge salt surface of the Salar de Uyuni. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. Subsequently, we continue our journey to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit to the "comunarios" (locals), continue to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda. Accommodation in Los Flamencos Ecohotel, where you will sleep in the luxury dome located at the shores of the Lagoon with private bathroom and dining dome. After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight at the Laguna Hedionda Dome 4****. (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Monday) LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA - TRIP TO CHILE Breakfast at the ecolodge. On this current trip, you reach the highest point of your adventure. There you will see the Licancabur Volcano (5930 m) and the Laguna Colorada, the Arbol de Piedra the Siloli and Dali deserts as well as the geysers Sol de Mañana. You will also see mud pools and fumaroles. The next awesome stop is by the Laguna Verde, the emerald lagoon that has a high concentration of lead, sulfur and calcium carbonates. Then continue to Hito Cajon, border village between Bolivia and Chile. After Migration and Customs formalities, continuation by bus to San Pedro de Atacama. Accommodation at the Hotel Altiplanico San Pedro. (B) (L) DAY 13 (Tuesday) ATACAMA SALTFLATS AND LOS FLAMENCOS NATIONAL PARK In the morning, visit to the Atacama Salt Lake and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit to the Quebrada de Jere. Lunch at San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon you will visit the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain) and the Valley of the Moon. You will experience an unusual sunset in this bizarre, almost lunar-like valley, with its bright colours. Overnight in San Pedro de Atacama (B) DAY 14 (Wednesday) CALAMA - SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport and flight to Santiago, the capital of Chile.

Arrive in Santiago and transfer to your hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon sightseeing tour of the city. We drive past the Club Hípico, along the Parque O'Higgins and the Palacio Cousiño, a gorgeous full-city palace, built between 1870 and 1878. We come into the city center. On the way, you see the government palace La Moneda, the Universidad de Chile, the Church of San Francisco, the National Library and the Santa Lucia Mountain on which Santiago was founded in 1541. The tour continues along the Alameda. We cross the Río Mapocho. We will drive through the artists and nightlife district Bella Vista to the city hill Cerro San Cristobal. From here, you have a wonderful view over Santiago. On the way back to the hotel, we see the modern residential districts of Vitacura and Las Condes. Overnight at the Singular Santiago Hotel 5*****. (B) DAY 15 (Thursday) SANTIAGO DE CHILE Breakfast at the hotel. We will pick you up from your hotel at 9:00 and take you to Pirque, an hour southeast of Santiago. Our tour starts in Viña Concha y Toro in Pirque, one of the world´s best known wineries accompanied by a local guide. You will watch a video of the company, and you will participate in a guided tour through the old park and vineyards, including a visit to the famous Bodega del Diablo, followed by a tasting of 2 of its wines. The excursion to Concha y Toro lasts approximately 1 hour and you can buy its wines at the end if you are interested. You will also receive a glass of wine as a farewell gift. Return to Santiago and rest of the day at leisure. Accommodation at the Singular Santiago Hotel 5*****. (B) DAY 16 (Friday) SANTIAGO RETURN FLIGHT Full day at leisure. Possibility for an optional excursion to Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, transfer from the hotel to the airport for the return flight home. End of our services. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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GROUP TRAVEL

SAE 2455

SOUTH AMERICA RALLY 2024 (19 Days / 18 Nights

PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPATION 4 PEOPLE PER VEHICLE 4x4 Surplus single room

HALF BOARD)

SELF-DRIVE adventure trip through the South American Andes, including Machu Picchu and Uyuni Saltflats Are you fascinated by cars or motorcycles? Are you a fan of rallies like the great Rally ParisDakar? Then you'll love this tour. As you know, Rally Paris - Dakar was abolished for political and geographical reasons from its original sceneries after 30 years in Africa. And after 11 years removed from South America. During this time the Rally crossed the toughest regions in Argentina, Chile, Peru and Bolivia. Drivers and co-pilots have demonstrated their skills on difficult roads, with Peru being the most difficult route including sand dunes.

After the Dakar-Rally, we offer you the opportunity to organize your own Rally, supporting you in achieving your own adventure. You will ride and be able to drive a specially equipped 4x4 vehicle from Lima along the Pacific coast through the Atacama Desert, travel freely on the world's largest salt lake, Uyuni and enjoy the beauty of the unknown side of Lake Titicaca to Cusco and Machu Picchu. This 4,200 km trip presents the most beautiful and interesting places in the territories of Peru, Chile and Bolivia.

Experience the adventure of a lifetime, an unforgettable experience that includes driving a 4x4 OFF-roader, cultural immersion visiting remote Andean villages and tasting local cuisine, unparalleled beauty landscapes, history, culture and connections with nature.

DAY 1 (Friday) INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT Reception at Lima airport and transfer to your hotel by our partners in Peru. Rest of the day off for private activities. At a certain time, we will meet in the hotel lobby to meet our tour manager, who will give us the instructions of the rally and absolve doubts. Then dine at a local restaurant to get together among the participants. Return to hotel and overnight (D) DAY 2 (Saturday) LIMA Breakfast buffet. In the morning, visit the main attractions of the city: Modern Miraflores, Huaca Pucllana, residential San Isidro, plantation of colonial olives, Park of the Republican Exhibition, Plaza Grau, Plaza San Martín, Peruvian tasting of Pisco Sour in the Maury bar where it was created in the 1930s, Plaza de Armas, Presidential Palace, City Hall, Parque La Muralla, Palacio del Arzobispo, San Francisco Catacombs. Lunch at the classic Cordano's. In the afternoon visit the National Museum of Popular Art and Archaeology which houses the largest collection of ceramic, textile, jewellery and lithic art pieces of pre-Columbian cultures. In the evening, buffet dinner that includes a live show with traditional music and dances. (B) (L) (D).

DAY 3 (Sunday) LIMA PISCO PARACAS (259 km,3h 1m) Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will start your Rally to Pisco - Paracas where we will spend the night in a local hostel. Pisco is an intermediary city on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, starting point for excursions to Paracas, Ballestas Island and other attractions related to the Inca era.

Pisco is also the appellation of origin of the alcoholic beverage of grapes that has been produced in Peru since the end of the sixteenth century. Depending on the time available, there is the possibility to visit the Ballestas Islands. (B) (D) DAY 4 (Monday) PARACAS DESERT HUACACHINA (75km, 1h 28m) Breakfast at the hotel. Today the Rally route crosses the Pisco region surrounding the mountains forming a circuit that begins/ends near Pisco, the same as the Dakar drivers did at Rally 2013. Around noon, we will look for a cozy corner to enjoy a pleasant picnic. In the afternoon, we enter the desert with our 4x4 vehicles / Motorcycles and drive about 100 km EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

EUR 1320.GROUP SIZE

EUR PER PERSON

4 8 12

4.700.4.360.4.095.-

If you participate without driving, we offer you the possibility of having a professional driver. Please contact us for more information.

FIXED DEPARTURES FOR GROUPS

2024

26.07 - 13.08 16.08 - 03.09 06.09 - 24.09 27.09 - 15.10

Starts in Lima Starts in Cuzco Starts in Lima Starts in Cuzco

INCLUSIONS Accommodation in Hotels of 3 *** and / or 4 **** where available or in shelters as described Breakfasts, lunches and dinners in selected restaurants according to the described program.

Barbecue and wine for dinner on the 4th day Box lunch and/or outdoor picnics as described Excursions according to the program Tickets to museums, historical monuments, national parks, etc.

4x4 vehicles (TOYOTA or NISSAN) specially equipped for this adventure.

Support from professional drivers/mechanics Expert full-time bilingual guide Permanent support staff.

High Tech support: Radio-communication and GPS navigation equipment, SPOT satellite tracking and message system.

Drinking water and moisturizing liquids available throughout the tour.

NOT INCLUDED International flights and airport fees Gasoline for vehicles Tips for guides, drivers, support staff and porters Personal and immigration expenses Alcohol Other items not mentioned in the program Health Insurance / Life Insurance

before dark to head to Huacachina, an oasis located five kilometers west of the Peruvian city of Ica, in the middle of the coastal desert of the Pacific Ocean. From green water, it arose due to the outcrop of ground currents and around it there is abundant vegetation composed of palm trees, eucalyptus trees (introduced species) and the species of carob tree known as huarango, which serves for flying birds to rest while passing through this region. All this contributes to make Huacachina one of the most showy and beautiful places on the Peruvian coast. Barbecue dinner and accommodation (B) (L) (D) DAY 5 (Tuesday) HUACACHINA NAZCA (146 km, 2h22m) CHALA (170km,2h 30m) Breakfast at the hotel. The Rally continues through the desert until we reach Nazca with our 4x4 vehicles where we will have a rest stop and a lunch. During this time we will also do a technical review of the vehicles. Optional flight on the famous Nazca lines (price not included, please make the reservation in advance). In the afternoon, we continue our way south to Chala. Along the way, we will stop for a while to visit the unique and impressive deposits of fossilized whales of Sacaco. Then we will head to the Hotel Puerto Inka. Free time to rest or enjoy the beach. Dinner on the beach. (B) (L) (D) DAY 6 (Wednesday) CHALA AREQUIPA (398 km,6h 59m) Breakfast. Today the Rally goes south and the destination is the city of Arequipa, stop to rest and lunch on the way. The trip runs along the famous Pan-American Highway that was built on the ancient pre-Hispanic road along the coastal desert. Arrival in the city and check-in at the chosen hotel. Arequipa is the second most populous city in Peru, after Lima and is an important industrial and commercial center. Its historic center has been declared by Unesco as "Cultural Heritage of Humanity". In the city, a propi-style art school was established, called the "Arequipeña School" of crucial importance throughout the region and whose influence reached Potosí. This school is characterized by the profuse textile and planiform decoration of the free spaces and by the design and volume of its covers, which differ in these aspects from the Cuzqueña and Limeña covers. After a short break, panoramic tour of the city accompanied by a local guide. Overnight. (B) (D) DAY 7 (Thursday) AREQUIPA ARICA (426km, 5h 54m) Breakfast. The rally route continues to Arica, Chile. We moved this time to the Peru-Chile border to comply with the migration procedures and then continued to Arica, the most important city in northern Chile and the main port in the Pacific Ocean. Once in the hotel, free time until dinner time. If you wish (and still have strength), you can visit the casino, one of the most important casinos in South America. Overnight in Arica. (B) (D) DAY 8 (Friday) ARICA CALAMA (596km,6h 57m) After breakfast, we started our rally in Chilean territory. This time we continue the ground adventure in our 4x4 vehicles and discover the endless expanse of the Atacama desert, the driest on Earth, covering the regions of Arica, Parinacota, Tarapacá and Antofagasta. Today's tour is very interesting but hard, so we have to be prepared for a long journey. We'll spend the night in Calama. Arriving in the city, check in at the hotel and free time to rest until dinner time in a typical restaurant in the city center. After dinner, we can observe the desert sky, considered the best place on the planet to observe the firmament. Return to the hotel. (B) (D) DAY 9 (Saturday) CALAMA SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA (105 km, 1h 13m) This and the next are easy days, to rest, take it easy and acclimatize to the height. After late breakfast, we move from Calama (2,260 m) to San Pedro de Atacama (4,320 m). Rest at the hotel and lunch. In the afternoon visit the church in the village and the Archaeological Museum Father Le Peige. We'll spend the night at the hotel. (B) (L) DAY 10 (Sunday) SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA SALT LAKE AND LOS FLAMINGOS NAT'L PARK In the morning, after breakfast, visit the Salar de Atacama and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit Jere's Ravine. Lunch in San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon visit the Salt Range and the Moon Valley. You will experience a spectacular sunset in this strange valley, almost lunar, with its bright colors. Overnight in San Pedro (B) (L) DAY 11 (Monday) TRAVEL TO BOLIVIA: LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

After breakfast, we will head to Hito Cajon, a border town between Bolivia and Chile. On this trip, we reach the most incredible landscapes created by nature on planet Earth and the highest point of the adventure in 4x4 vehicles in Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon) and the magnificent views of the volcanoes Licanbur and Juriques. The emerald green lagoon has a high concentration of lead, sulfur and calcium carbonates. The path continues towards Laguna Blanca (White Lagoon) and the Geysers Sol de Mañana. Here we will see volcanic mud pools and fumaroles. Nearby, you can swim in hot springs. This swimming is essential and will make you feel the miracle of total recovery, renewing strength and alleviating the effects of altitude on your body. After this, we continue towards the reddish Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon), an unforgettable spectacle. Along the way, we'll find a good place for a good country lunch. We continue on our way to Laguna Hedionda where the EcoHotel Los Flamencos is located. Dinner and accommodation. (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Tuesday) LAGUNA COLORADA - SALAR DE UYUNI On this day, we will visit the Salar de Uyuni. With a seemingly endless expans of more than 12,000 km2, Uyuni is the largest salt plain in the world. Here we drive without limits through the salt flats, on a road almost not visible until we reach Isla Pescado, an oasis with giant cacti and unusual flowers. We continue towards Colchani, on the way we will visit a salt factory. We will spend the night in the best hotel built with salt blocks. (B) (L) (D) DAY 13 (Wednesday) UYUNI HUATAJATA IN LAKE TITICACA (607km, 8h 33m) Today we have the longest journey of the adventure in our 4x4 vehicles to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world (3,800 m). Arriving in Huatajata, a small lakeside village and checking into hotel Inca Utama, we will visit before dinner a small museum dedicated to traditional South American medicine, with herbs and other natural products. After dinner with live music, we will see a second small museum called Alajpacha where we will learn about pre-Hispanic astronomy and the constellations of the south. Overnight at Hotel Inca Utama. (B) (D) DAY 14 (Thursday) HUATAJATA - SUASI ISLAND Breakfast at the hotel. After visiting a local museum, we will continue with our 4x4 vehicles through the beautiful Umasuyu region on the east side of the lake to Cambria (169 km) crossing the border with Peru. From here, we will take a zodiac boat to Suasi Island on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. This is one of the most beautiful places on Lake Titicaca. Here the concepts of peace, relaxation, magnificent scenic beauty, connection with nature, tranquility, meditative space, isolation of the world are applied at its best. Enjoy the privileged experience of staying on a private island in the middle of Lake Titikaka, as well as excellent quality service. (B) (L) (D) DAY 15 (Friday) SUASI ISLAND - CUSCO After breakfast, transfer by zodiac boat to the shore to continue the journey in our 4x4 to Cusco (450 km), with beautiful landscapes with snowy mountains, hot springs and picturesque little traditional Andean villages. We will make a stop on the way to rest for a while and for lunch. Upon arrival, check-in at the selected hotel in Cusco. Here ends our Rally and we say goodbye to our guides and attendees who accompanied us all the way. Declared a World Heritage Site in 1983, Cusco is considered the historical capital of Peru. The Inca royalty and the Andean Baroque exist next to each other in the old cobblestone streets of Cusco. Spend a couple of full days in this area where you can wonder many highlighted places, with museums, palaces and incredible Incas ruins. Accommodation in Cuzco. (B) (L) DAY 16 (Saturday) CUSCO Breakfast at the hotel. This city with its rich colonial and Inca heritage is ideal for exploring on foot. Next to its narrow streets you will find artisans, colorful markets and quiet places where you can relax with a cup of coffee. In the afternoon, 4-hour guided tour of the cathedrals, squares and sacred sites including some on the outskirts of the city. The most important is Sacsayhuaman which reveals some of the most extraordinary architectures.

We also visit the nearby ruins of Kenko, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay. Return to Cusco.

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Dinner is not included in Cusco so you can have the opportunity to taste the excellent selection of Peruvian cuisine and street life around Cusco, without a schedule. (B) DAY 17 (Sunday) SACRED VALLEY OF THE INKAS After breakfast, we will head to the Urubamba Valley, the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the way we visit Awanakancha, where the South American camélids are bred. We will learn about the excellent llama fibers, alpaca and vicuña, as well as the ancient tissue techniques that are still in use. We continue to Pisac where we visit the artisan market.

Lunch in El Parador de Moray in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, located in a privileged area.

Rest to enjoy a delicious typical meal. In the afternoon we visit Ollantaytambo, an Inca fortress and today's city. Accommodation in the Sacred Valley. (B) (L) (D) DAY 18 (Monday) MACHUPICCHU Today after breakfast, we visit Machu Picchu. Transfer to Ollantaytambo Station and continue on the luxurious Vista Dome train. Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, we will board a bus to get to the citadel in about 25 minutes. Cuzco was discovered by the American explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911. Then you'll have a guided tour of the citadel, an awesome experience. Later, free time to walk around the archaeological site. Buffet lunch at Machu Picchu Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel located next to this ancient Inca citadel. Here you can relax on the terrace and enjoy Peruvian cuisine. In the afternoon we will return to Cusco via Ollantaytambo. Once in Cusco, free time for private activities and dinner on your own. (B) (L) DAY 19 (Tuesday) CUSCO - LIMA - RETURN FLIGHT After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima. Once at the Lima airport, we will have the morning off, good time to go shopping in the Indian market or in the center of Sarcoma right next to the sea. St. Martin's Square, with its colonial churches, walks and palaces is also an ideal opportunity to spend the morning off in Lima, which shows much of the country's turbulent past. You can also visit the Palacio Torre Adler (built for the treasurer of the Spanish royal fleet and considered the most striking in Lima of the villas of the eighteenth century).

Another classic building of Baroque and Moorish architecture from Spain is the Monastery of San Francisco with its fascinating library and catacombs. At the given time transfer to the airport for your return flight home. (B) (B) Breakfast

(L) Lunch

(D) Dinner

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THE BIG SOUTH AMERICAN ROUNDTRIP 21 days/20 nights Tourism in South America has too much to offer: Macchu Pichu, Lake Titicaca, Uyuni Salt flats, Atacama Desert, Amazon, Christ Redemeer just to name a few of them. And it is of course almost impossible to see everything in a short time. Twenty one days as we are suggesting here would be enough to have a general view of the grandeur of the southern subcontinent of the Americas.

Inhabited by the Incas and other great cultures who developed agriculture, architecture, astronomy, and medicine among others for thousands of years, its cultural and ethnic outlook has interacted with European conquerors since the XVIth century and melding its culture with immigrants from Africa and Asia. Many cities have a huge influence of European architectural styles, music has also big influence from African slaves who were brought to South America to work first on the mines and later moved to the tropical regions and finally, the Asian influence impregnated the gastronomy. You will see all these facts during your big south American roundtrip.

After you arrive in Lima, Peru, you will feel like being on other world, a mixture of wealth and poverty, a mixture of religions. The most cultural impact on the trip will be the Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu in Peru, one of the new seven wonders of the world. Your encounter with nature will be demanding in this trip, with Lake Titicaca, Uyuni Salt Flats, Atacama Desert and Iguazu, the biggest Waterfall in the World.

Finally, our offer gets you to many capital cities in South America, with its culture, its own way of life, music, and gastronomy. Come with us to South America to live your adventure!

DAY 1 (Saturday) LIMA Upon arrival of your international flight in Lima, our partner will welcome you in South America and transfer to your hotel. You will have the chance to relax at the hotel until noon when we will start the city tour with a lunch on a typical peruvian restaurant. The city Tour will take us to visit the city of Colonial Lima, visiting one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites with the Plaza de Armas (main square) in which the government palace is located, Casa de Pizarro, as well as the church and monastery of San Francisco with its catacombs. Visit the Armano private museum, specializing in pre-Inca culture. Then we will continue to the prestigious National Museum of Popular Art and Archaeology, which houses the largest collection of ceramics, textiles and jewelry and lithic art of pre-Columbian cultures. Back to the hotel and free time to relax or enjoy the city on your own pace. Overnight in the Miraflores District. (L) DAY 2 (Sunday) LIMA Late breakfast at the Hotel. You can rest or enjoy the hotel facilities or walk around the hotel where you will find some handicraft shops for your first shopping. In the afternoon you will continue your contact with South America by taking a tour to the modern districts of the Peruvian capital. On our route to the southern districts, we will start with a tasting lunch at Cala Restaurant, the perfect place to savour seafood cuisine and revel in stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The view and surroundings of Cala combine perfectly with its food, a tasty fusion of Mediterranean and Peruvian cuisine. Then, we will visit the districts of Miraflores, San Isidro and others, which will show you the dynamic growing modern city of Lima. Spend a few moments at the shores of the Pacific Ocean. After a while, you will be taken to EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

PRICE PER PERSON EN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

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INCLUSIONS Transfer from/to the Hotel in all airports 20 Nights in 4**** Hotels 20 breakfasts, 11 lunches, 4 dinners All excursions and services as described in the program. Highlights : Cuzco and Machu Picchu Lake Titicaca Experience Uyuni and Avaroa Experience Tango show in Buenos aires with dinner Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Chile Rio de Janeiro Local english-speaking guide in all services All entrance fees to national parks, museums and excursions.

24 h. support (Hotline) NOT INCLUDED International and domestic flights Meals and drinks and other services not mentioned in the program.

Tips for tour guides, drivers and porters.

Personal expenses

Hacienda Mamacona to see the show "the Peruvian step horse and the National Celebration" incredible spectacle of the best horses - and tasting dinner. This beautiful farm is located 20 kms south of Lima. You will experience an exhibition of the beautiful "STEP HORSES" and you will be able to ride one of these unique horses. The show will be accompanied by a delicious Creole food tasting dinner, as well as a spectacular musical show, where you can enjoy the traditional dances of the different regions of the country. Transfer to the hotel. (B) (L) DAY 3 (Monday) LIMA - CUZCO In the morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Cuzco and transfer to the hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon, you will see on a city tour some of the sightseeings: KORI-CANCHA, the temple of the sun and the monastery of Santo Domingo, Plaza de Armas (Main Square), the cathedral and the old town with the stone of 12 angles. Back to the hotel. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 4 (Tuesday) CUZCO - SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS After breakfast, visit the ruins of SACSAY HUAMAN, Qenqo, Puca Pucara and Tambo Machay.

Return to Cuzco. In the afternoon, we will head to the Urubamba Valley, the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the way we visit Awanakancha, where South American cameles are bred. We will learn about the excellent llama, alpaca, and vicuña fibers, as well as the ancient weaving techniques that are still in use. We continue to Pisac where we visit the artisan market. Lunch in El Parador de Moray in the Sacred Valley of the Incas located in a privileged area. Finally, we will visit Ollantaytambo, an Inca fortress and today's city before we continue to the hotel. Accommodation in the Sacred Valley. (B) (L) DAY 5 (Wednesday) MACHU PICCHU - CUZCO Today after breakfast, we will visit Machu Picchu. Transfer to Ollantaytambo Station and then on the luxurious Vista Dome train. Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, we will board a bus that will take us to the citadel in 25 minutes. Machu Pichu was discovered by American explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911. Then you will have a guided tour of the citadel, an impressive experience. Later, free time to walk around the archaeological site. Buffet lunch at Machu Picchu Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel located next to this ancient Inca citadel. Here you can relax on the terrace and enjoy Peruvian cuisine. In the afternoon we will return to Cusco via Ollantaytambo. Once in Cusco, free time for private activities. Overnight. (B) (L) DAY 6 (Thursday) CUZCO - PUNO After breakfast, ride in private bus to Puno (around 400 km away). On the way, you will visit the Church of Andahuaylillas, Raqchi and the Temple of Viracocha and the Necropolis of Sillustani by Puno. Lunch on the way. By good weather, you can see the snowy peaks of the Andes. Arrival in Puno and check-in at the hotel. (B) (L) DAY 7 (Friday) PUNO - COPACABANA SUN ISLAND Breakfast. Today we cross the border to Bolivia. We will be picked up in Puno and head to Copacabana, the most important Catholic shrine, where the figure of the Virgin Mary of the XVIth century is venerated. The church was built by the Spanish conquistadores to house this image.

After the visit, we head to the port and began our smoot cruise to Moon Island to visit the Temple of Iñak Uyu, a temple dedicated to the Sun Virgins. After the visit, we continue to the Isla del Sol to visit the Temple of the Sun "Pilcocaina". Light walk to our lodge. Lunch after registration. Free time to explore the surroundings or just to relax. Around 6pm a guided walking tour of the island will begin visiting the community before reaching the top of the island for an impressive sunset on Lake Titicaca. Dinner and Overnight at the "Posada del Inca Eco Lodge" (B) (L) (D) DAY 8 (Saturday) SUN ISLAND LA PAZ Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will continue our trip towards La Paz, crossing the Straight of Tiquina by boat, the narrowest part of the lake. We will drive then for another 2 hours before we reach the city of La Paz. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel. Free time. Overnight. (B)

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DAY 9 (Sunday) LA PAZ After breakfast, guided walking tour through craft markets of clothing, musical instruments, souvenirs and witchcraft until you reach the Church of San Francisco, continuing towards the Plaza de Armas "Plaza Murillo", surrounded by the Government Palace, Parliament and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Continue to Calle Jaén for a sample of colonial architecture. Then we head towards the southern district and towards the impressive Valley of the moon with its peculiar formations produced by erosion. During the day, we will use cable cars from one district to another, including Killi KIlli Viewpoint. Return to the hotel and accommodation (B) DAY 10 (Monday) LA PAZ - UYUNI Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Uyuni. Arrival in Uyuni. The Uyuni salt lake is, with seemingly endless expanses of more than 12,000 km2, the largest salt flat in the world. Your guide will pick you at the airport up and you will start exploring the Salar de Uyuni, the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, and the largest lithium reserve in the world with 50-70% of the world's lithium. It has also significant amounts of potassium, boron, and magnesium. Considered the largest mirror in the world in rainy season, to its large size, to the high percentage of smooth surface and its high reflectivity, the Salar is used for satellite calibration.

During the visit we will take a short break for lunch. Then visit the Incahuasi Island which is completely surrounded by the huge salt surface of the Salar de Uyuni. It contains a large number of giant cacti (Echinopsis atacamensis), which can reach more than 10 meters in height. We'll get to the hotel to rest. When the time comes, the guide will take us to the banks of the Salar to enjoy an unforgettable sunset. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight (B) (L) (D) DAY 11 (Tuesday) UYUNI SALT LAKE AVAROA NATIONAL PARK After breakfast at 8:00 am, we leave the hotel in a southerly direction, returning to the salt flats with paradisiacal landscapes. Subsequently, we continue our journey to the municipality of San Juan, natural view of the Ollague volcano (active), with visit to the "comunarios" (locals), continue to Laguna Cañapa and finally Laguna Hedionda. Accommodation in Los Flamencos Ecohotel. After accommodation and a short break, walk along the shores of the lagoon, where you can see the three species of flamingos a few meters away. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight. (B) (L) (D) DAY 12 (Wednesday) LAGUNA VERDE - LAGUNA COLORADA - TRIP TO CHILE Breakfast at the hotel. On this current trip, you reach the highest point of your adventure. There you will see the Licancabur Volcano (5930 m) and the Laguna Blanca, Laguna Verde as well as the geysers Sol de Mañana. You will also see mud pools and fumaroles. The emerald lagoon has a high concentration of lead, sulfur and calcium carbonates. Continue to Laguna Colorada. After the visit continue to Hito Cajon, border village between Bolivia and Chile. After Migration and Customs formalities, continuation by bus to San Pedro de Atacama. Overnight at the selected Hotel. (B) (L) DAY 13 (Thursday) ATACAMA SALTFLATS AND LOS FLAMENCOS NATIONAL PARK In the morning, visit to the Atacama Salt Lake and Laguna Chaxas. Then visit the Quebrada de Jere.

Lunch at San Pedro de Atacama. In the afternoon visit the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain) and the Valley of the Moon. You will experience an unusual sunset in this bizarre, almost lunar-like valley, with its bright colours. Overnight at San Pedro de Atacama (B) (L) DAY 14 (Friday) CALAMA - SANTIAGO Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport and flight to Santiago, the capital of Chile.

Arrive in Santiago and transfer to your hotel. Lunch. In the afternoon sightseeing tour of the city.

We drive past the Club Hípico, along the Parque O'Higgins and the Palacio Cousiño, a gorgeous full-city palace, built between 1870 and 1878. We come into the city center. On the way, you see the government palace La Moneda, the Universidad de Chile, the Church of San Francisco, the National Library and the Santa Lucia Mountain on which Santiago was founded in 1541. The tour continues along the Alameda. We cross the Río Mapocho and drive through the artists´ and nightlife district Bella Vista to the city hill Cerro San Cristobal. From here, you have a wonderful view over Santiago. On the way back to the hotel, we see the modern residential districts of Vitacura and Las Condes. (B) EUROLATINO Tour Operators info@eurolatino.eu www.eurolatino.eu

DAY 15 (Saturday) SANTIAGO DE CHILE -BUENOS AIRES Breakfast at the hotel. Early transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. Reception in Buenos Aires through our partner. Registration at the hotel. Afternoon city tour where you will learn about the most important touristic points and neighborhoods of Buenos Aires: The city center with the Plaza de Mayo, where the Government Palace and the Casa Rosada are located as well as the Metropolitan Cathedral, with a visit. Then drive to the quiet and popular bohemian district of San Telmo. Continue to the port district of La Boca and to the district of Recoleta, with expensive shops and chic cafes. In the evening, we enjoy a typical tango show with dinner (B) (D) DAY 16 (Sunday) BUENOS AIRES - IGUAZU After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Iguazu Falls. Reception at the airport through our partners and drive to the hotel in the Argentine side of the falls.

Afternoon excursion to the waterfalls on the Argentinian side. While you can enjoy mainly from the Brazilian side the panorama of the falls, you can walk on the angentinian side very close between the individual waterfalls, culminating in a visit to the so-called "Devil's Throat" where the water falls amid deafening noise from 82 m in the depth. Overnight at the hotel. (B) DAY 17 (Monday) IGUAZU Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will visit the Brazilian side of the falls. Magnificent panoramic views offer the best impression on the overall extent of this unique natural spectacle. Back to the hotel to enjoy the facilities or just to relax (B) DAY 18 (Tuesday) IGUAZU - RIO DE JANEIRO After breakfast, timely transfer to the airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro. Reception through our partners. Registration at the hotel. At the evening, we offer you the chance to see a samba show (optional). (B) DAY 19 (Wednesday) RIO DE JANEIRO After breakfast at the hotel, visit the Corcovado (English: the hunchback), a mountain on which the symbol of the city is located, with its 38 meters high Christ Redeemer (including base). Continue to visit the other landmarks of the city, El Pao de Acucar (Sugar Loaf), a 395 m high, steep, towering granite cliff on the peninsula in the south of the Urca Botafogo Bay, where the Guanabara Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. It carries his name because its shape resembles a sugar loaf. We will take a funicular to go on to the Sugarloaf Mountain (called O Bondinho), whose sides are fully glazed. Lunch at a barbecue restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the colonial town. Back to the hotel.

Overnight. (B) DAY 20 (Thursday) RIO DE JANEIRO The day is at leisure. Enjoy the superb beach at front of the hotel. For any optional excursions is our partner ready to help you. Overnight in Rio. (B) DAY 21 (Friday) RIO - FLIGHT BACK HOME Today there is the possibility to enjoy Rio until the time to go to the airport for your flight back home. End of our services. (B) (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

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